Sentence examples for through a considerably from inspiring English sources

I had my first, awe-inspiring glimpse of it Sunday in Racine, just before the rain began in earnest and gave me a good soaking for the next hour as I made my way through the city's stately south-side neighborhood along the lake shore, turned west for a bit through a considerably less stately neighborhood and finally south again into Kenosha, not too far from the Illinois border.

These are the ignored, hidden, and occasionally bizarre stories through which we're offered a considerably more textured and exciting picture of our own country: one where things are often fucked up, but also funny, weird and moving.

Moreover, PPy-NCs-800 exhibits a considerably good electrocatalytical activity through desirable 4 electron transfer process for ORR in alkaline medium.

In comparison, the organic solvent channel UPLC pump operated at a lower pressure, but with a considerably higher flow rate, through the use of a much wider flow-splitting capillary (flow-increment tube in Fig.  1).

Dialysis provided through an emergency room admission is considerably more expensive than routine treatment at a clinic.

Had the relative freedom of ideas continued unhindered in Ionia, scientific progress would have inevitably opened the door for someone like Darwin to pass through considerably earlier than it did.

The liquid vapour transmission through a fabric depends considerably on the micro porous nature of the structure.

In a statement considerably more thought-through than Bevan's efforts, the club accused him of supporting Mackay's and Moody's alleged failure to admit their texts to the FA, and therefore that the LMA was "complicit".

And the share of stock or the mutual fund that you buy into is exactly the same, whether you do it through an online brokerage for $7 a trade or through a traditional brokerage for considerably more.

At the same time, a volume of through pores is considerably lower in comparison with that for the membrane, which is free from a precipitate.

Rufus tends to speak in a long-winded manner, demonstrated through considerably long victory quotes at the end of fights.