Sentence examples for up to considerable from inspiring English sources

With computers in their infancy, cover stories would stand up to considerable scrutiny.

China's willingness to serve as host of the Games and offer itself up to considerable scrutiny and potential ridicule is significant.

There has been major flooding here throughout the summer, many livelihoods are at risk in agriculture, households are facing up to considerable problems in regard to insurance and insurability and flood defences that are badly needed are not happening.

It specifies that the frames are stiffened up to considerable level after epoxy application.

Theories, in fact, only become accepted once they stand up to considerable scrutiny from the overall scientific community.

Tennis buffs have been waiting for his maturity to catch up to his considerable skills.

These nine pieces add up to something considerable, and form a vital addition to the corpus.

Canada's iconic coffee-shop chain, Tim Hortons, lived up to the considerable hype surrounding its initial public offering on Friday.

The association has been "facing up to the considerable challenge presented by welfare reform changes", he said.

And in doing so, he stood up to a considerable chorus within his own constituency urging otherwise.

Endowments are not discretionary slush funds; they are made up to a considerable extent of funds that are restricted to particular uses.