Sentence examples for under a considerable from inspiring English sources

That said, he's labouring under a considerable weight of expectation.

who has earnestly attempted to keep himself in tip-top customer-service condition, but who is under a considerable amount of strain.

Another potential witness, a psychologist, had seen Manning five months before his arrest, and found that he was "under a considerable amount of stress" and was "hypersensitive to criticism".

"The downside for Jay on this is his own repeated statements are cast under a considerable cloud," said Ann Compton of ABC News, who has covered the White House since 1974.

Carrying out the entire project within 18 months meant that researchers and polling institutes had to work under a considerable time pressure.

This acronym provided the topic "sediment toxicity" with the appropriate glitter factor, however, setting the researchers under a considerable pressure of expectation, to create sparkling wine out of mud.

On the other hand, under wind a considerable increase of deformability of the isolated structure – in comparison with that of the fixed-base structure – can lead to displacements at the top of the isolators and accelerations at the floor levels so large that serviceability limit states (particularly, the discomfort threshold) have to be carefully checked.

Although, findings on the maternal deaths in Tehran is likely subject to under-estimation; since a considerable amount of data comes from private sector and other service providers, from whom the collection of data is not easily possible.

Whilst these tests have provided adequate evidence of validity and reliability, other studies using various biomarkers to validate self-reported behaviour data have put convincing evidence forward for a considerable under-reporting of substance use [19]-[22] [19]-[22]

A considerable under-prediction error of 14.2 % (RCD) and 8.2 % (NCD) was obtained for the chemicals classified as Cat 1 based on IRMaj > 1.5 only.

In all probability these will be a considerable under-representation of those molecules whose expression is enriched in stumpy cells because no account is taken of the differential translational efficiency of mRNAs whose overall abundance does not change significantly.