Sentence examples for thing considerable from inspiring English sources

Whether this is the result of corruption, bloody mindedness or just incompetence, it still amounts to the same thing: considerable damage to the country.To be fair to the government, voters are quite cross about Tallinna Vesi and what they see as its inordinate price rises.

"The cost to society of this sort of thing is considerable.

Sitting in the heart of Holland Park like a miniaturised Alhambra Palace, the Belvedere is a thing of considerable beauty.

Once the computer decides that a living thing of considerable size is in or near the road, it issues visual and audible warnings.

He feels certain about one thing: "A considerable amount of time will be spent creating a significant amount of mandated paperwork".

Entitled Parole in Libertá Futuriste Olfattive Tattili Termiche (Words in Futurist, Olfactory, Tactile, Thermal Freedom), it may not have the snappiest of titles, but the 27-page metal book is a thing of considerable beauty and exemplifies the mad dynamism and energy of the Futurists.

The try at least was a thing of considerable beauty, Ford finishing a move started by Horacio Agulla with a counter from a high kick, continued by a surge from Francois Louw and ending with the outside-half dummying and accelerating past the forwards left marking him.

Indeed, things had considerable worsened since the inspectors' previous visit.

("The Emancipation Proclamation has stirred things up considerable. Some of the boys are very bitter about it").

Mobilizing political will, changing public budgets, scheduling bureaucratic procurement, waiting out local design reviews, altering the behavioral habits of large numbers of people — all these things take considerable effort and time.

Those going to the movie may get new ideas about things of considerable interest to them but none of them will improve the décor around the house.