Sentence examples for to very considerable from inspiring English sources

The result may have added to the efficiency and popularity of the earlier device, although to what extent is open to very considerable doubt.

He said he had gone to "very considerable effort" to find agreement by talking to all parties in the committee drawing up the proposals for the reforms.

Frederic Reynold QC, for the RMT, told the judge it was "perfectly clear that the RMT went to very considerable lengths, between January and March, to update its database to ensure accuracy and to ensure that they were in a fit state to send out the ballot notice".

Refusing to push the matter further, the judges commended the Foreign Secretary and the FCO's Legal Adviser, Daniel Bethlehem QC, for having "gone to very considerable lengths to provide BM with assistance," noting that it was "evident" that they had "been engaged in lengthy discussions which have led to the important changes" summarized in the second judgment.

We believe that the distinctive characteristics of the Andorran National Health Service allows us, to a very considerable extent, to extrapolate the results of our sample to the majority of the general female population.

Here's an extract:...The Government had to make very considerable compromises to avoid another embarrassing defeat.

They are to be chosen within large circles: They will be unknown to a very considerable part of the constituents, and their constituents will be not less unknown to them.

He told the many members of the judiciary present in court for the occasion that he looked forward to their support, adding: "I hope I can live up to the very considerable responsibilities which I am conscious I have undertaken".

It's the key to their very considerable sexiness, which is a grownup sort of sexiness apparently uninteresting to the many parentally dependent twenty-somethings nowadays.

"I think there will continue to be very considerable change in media company boardrooms.

"To a very considerable extent," they wrote, "redistribution is the result of electoral systems and the class coalitions they engender".