Sentence examples for the very considerable from inspiring English sources

They seem unable to take credit for the very considerable accomplishments of this president".

The commission in its report, detailed the very considerable needs of transportation maintenance, operations and required expansion in capacity.

"The exhibition is designed to create a surplus to help with the very considerable costs of the cathedral," said Stolliday.

If Mr. Lawrence thought to give intensity to the whole length (the very considerable length) of his story by this mingling of contrary passions, he miscalculated seriously.

Seven-card stud, it seemed, was looked on as an activity in which the very considerable intelligence of these men and women could lie completely dormant".

The existence of present deficiencies should not detract from the very considerable progress in agricultural development that has already been achieved in several developing countries, including India.

"The article caused the claimant very considerable upset; and she says the stress it caused also had a knock-on effect on her ability to work and train to the best of her abilities.

In the case of stars, where the distances are very considerable, the time gap between light leaving the star and our perceiving it may be one of many years.

Overall, although the percentage of tetra/nulliplex calls is low, the influence on the genotypes of the RILs is very considerable.

The Liberal Democrat leader said government solely by Labour or the Conservatives posed "very considerable risks" to the British economy.

In the recent past the numbers were very considerable; private military contractors on average "accounted for 50% or more of the total military force" in Iraq and Afghanistan.