Sentence examples for under the considerable from inspiring English sources

At the end of the war he served as assistant to the governor of Newfoundland (1943-44), after which he returned to Christ Church, Oxford, to read English under the considerable influence of David Cecil, and to edit the magazine Isis.

In the proposed two-step approach, the standard deviation was reduced from 8.5% down to 6.9% with increasing the monomer concentration from 0.1 to 0.4 M (Fig. 3) indicating that a higher monomer concentration that determines the supersaturation is favorable for the narrow size distribution under the considerable conditions.

The bioconversion of lignocellulosic biomass into biofuels is currently suffering under the considerable recalcitrance of the biomass toward efficient deconstruction processes of the polymers into simple sugars [ 1, 6].

After that scandal began to unfold in October, Peter Rippon, the "Newsnight" editor, withdrew from his job, so the "editorial leadership of the team was under very considerable pressure," the MacQuarrie report said.

With the body under considerable stresses and the race consuming an entire day's worth of calories, conventional wisdom says completing a marathon is a physical ordeal for which you have to prepare.

The decision was made under considerable pressure: the Dodgers have the highest payroll in baseball, and stack up on paper as a leading World Series contender, boasting otherworldly ace Clayton Kershaw and a potent lineup.

"The situation has placed the whole of the motor industry under considerable pressure," Christian Klingler, the company's sales and marketing chief, said in a conference call with analysts.

Under the whale's considerable shadow, surrounded by the grand staircase, will be Manhattan's first big aquarium in six decades.

While many allied troops were sympathetic to France's suffering under the occupation, a considerable number had their worst prejudices confirmed by what they saw.

In the layers of fibrocytes under the epithelial cells, considerable amounts of granular material suggesting organellar denaturation were observed (Fig.  7d).

Following the postponement, and under considerable strain from the opposition and the media, Ms Doncheva's resolve appeared to weaken.