I have the greatest liking and respect for the considerable number of my Jewish friends.
One is how to deal with the considerable number of troubled mortgages still in the financial system.
In spite of the considerable number of people living in the compound, Bin Laden's youngest wife has garnered a huge amount of attention.
"The defendant's egotism and hubris were the tragic flaws that led him to commit the considerable number of crimes to which he ultimately pleaded guilty," the memo said.
Everybody around here is mixed with something," Ms. Matthews said, noting one of the city's obvious features -- the considerable number of interracial families who, she said smiling, can only puzzle outsiders arriving to preach racial separation.
The deadening effect on public and political life of a Brussels beholden to its banks thus finds its perverse echo in the considerable number of voters now throwing their weight behind Europe's new far-right.
In repose he was managing still to be both the stern father and the kind uncle, allowing the considerable number of ambiguities in his being to amount to something powerful and touching and memorable.
He will be a favorite of younger golf fans and non-American golf fans, and he will probably win over the considerable number of golf fans who found Woods's transgressions repugnant.
Official unemployment tends to be significantly higher among Melanesians than it is among Europeans, even without counting the considerable number of "hidden" unemployed who have returned to their villages.
A study published in the journal Obesity in January that used insurance records found that fewer than 1 percent of adults used obesity pills despite the considerable number of obese people.
The "considerable number" of rioters who had previous convictions is "not surprising", shadow justice minister Sadiq Kahn has said.
