that was considerable

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Though some were willing to forgive the defeat considering the circumstances, many others needed someone to blame for the loss that was considerable not only in human and material terms, but also symbolically.

Mystery Train was the first American independent film to be financed by Japanese conglomerate JVC, and was produced on a budget – $2.8 million – that was considerable by Jarmusch's modest standards.

The politician François Bayrou said the scandal produced "damages that are considerable and devastating" for French politics.

On the other are the anticruelty-to-animals forces that are considerable in a nation where frogs, bats and even vermin have societies dedicated to their protection.

Ms. Truss has not succeeded solely on the basis of her punctuation acumen (though that is considerable -- and by the way, she finds dashes and parentheses annoying).

It should be noted that the studied flake consists of several GO layers (about 7 8) that is considerable thinner than the film obtained by drop-cast method.

The air electrode containing only the CNT showed a discharge capacity that is considerable but smaller than that of the composite electrode.

Also responsiveness is an important factor that is considerable for the managers; with the provided model, this factor increases and absolutely customers are more satisfied.

That's considerable progress in the last several months".

And that is considerable at colleges that reject so many applicants with such impressive transcripts.

"That's considerable; it's what a fighter pilot is exposed to.