Sentence examples for through the considerable from inspiring English sources

We have to find our way through the considerable confusion and complexity that has been handed to us as we build and stress-test the new NHS system.

But, it added, "Under any scenario, Cablevision customers will see every important U.S. Open match on ESPN2, CBS and through the considerable online offerings of the U.S.T.A".

India's contributions to the development of contemporary mathematics were made through the considerable influence of Indian achievements on Islamic mathematics during its formative years.

(Chinen) ★ An Evening With Pat Metheny, Featuring Larry Grenadier (Friday through Sunday) After the considerable exertion of his "Orchestrion" tour, Mr. Metheny, the celebrated guitarist, has taken a turn toward intimacy lately.

(Chinen) ★ An Evening With Pat Metheny, Featuring Larry Grenadier (Tuesday through Oct. 16) After the considerable exertion of his "Orchestrion" tour, Mr. Metheny, the celebrated guitarist, has taken a turn toward intimacy lately.

This pilot trial of a complex intervention in obese pregnant women suggests greater potential for change in dietary intake than for change in physical activity, and through process evaluation illustrates the considerable advantage of performing an exploratory trial of a complex intervention in obese pregnant women before undertaking a large RCT.

CBC Radio, the app through which you can access the considerable riches of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, does this particularly well, with a strong home screen that leads with a headline rather than the style of programme.

Although centaurs are limited to a strictly vegetarian diet by their predominantly equine constitution, it must be remembered that they have a torso and a head like a man's, which obliges them to introduce through a small human mouth the considerable quantity of grass, straw, or grain necessary to sustain their large bodies.

For the most part, though not always, the message in "Death of a Murderer" comes through with considerable subtlety.

Rules require that an applicant must cut through considerable red tape before establishing a foreign-funded bank.

Conroy hopes that William IV will die while Victoria is still a minor, which would mean that the Duchess would be appointed Regent, and he would be the power behind the throne through his considerable control of the Duchess.