Sentence examples for too considerable to from inspiring English sources

Old Pine Church and its predecessor structures were probably utilized by members of the Beaver Run congregation because the distance was too considerable to traverse between the northern region of the Mill Creek valley and the church on Beaver Run.

Apparently, the disturbances in lipid metabolism caused by the obesogenic diet were too considerable to be overcome by the tested oil.

Even though some argue that these lifestyle interventions were cost effective, 26 others have reported that the cost was too high and the required resources were too considerable to implement them widely.

It was therefore advisable to adapt the experimental protocol to these particular situations not to create a too considerable imbalance in favor of one type of responses to the detriment of the others.

His record, which includes three Ashes victories, is too considerable for that and the smart money says that if he makes early runs for Sussex then the selectors will recall him for the First Test against Sri Lanka in June.

As long as the families are not offered the necessary support, the question of whether the burdens on families may be too considerable should be asked [ 8].

Never mind that most Americans, too, would go to considerable lengths to avoid being stripped naked in captivity and set upon by barking police dogs held by their wardens; and never mind that such treatments are — under any possible interpretation — violations of U.S. law and military doctrine.

Humphrey's last-minute surge, although considerable, came too late to save his campaign.

The chosen age gradient of up to 15 years for the present study was presumably too short to show considerable changes in species assemblage.

It is assumed that the 8-week duration of the intervention was too short to detect considerable changes in quality of life.

The Russian Orthodox church too owns considerable properties dating to tsarist times.