Sentence examples for use of considerable from inspiring English sources

While their twisted football fairytale (a rich, despised prince buys himself seven-league boots and runs aways from most rivals) was always likely to be off to a pacy opening chapter and Julian Nagelsmann's TSG Hoffenheim merely re-confirmed the village club's reputation for its highly inventive use of (considerable) resources, Hertha BSC's staying-power was much harder to foresee.

Hence, the task of tagging the correct PoS tags requires advanced processing and the use of considerable resources.

Managing time-stamped data is essential to clinical research activities and often requires the use of considerable domain knowledge.

LLE can yield exhaustive extraction of the analytes but is time-consuming, is labor-intensive, and requires the use of considerable amounts of harmful solvents.

Both have vowed to rid their countries of the Muslim Brotherhood, and both have shown that they will not shy away from the use of considerable force to achieve this goal.

The above-mentioned need to reduce energy consumption in new buildings implied the use of considerable thermal insulation, but at the same time in the absence of a suitable ventilation system it could result in a worsening of indoor air quality.

Ms. Weaver shows her considerable comic gifts, Ms. Hewitt makes comic use of her considerable physical gifts, and Mr. Hackman and Mr. Liotta nearly steal the show (Scott).

"Yet DfID only makes modest use of the considerable expertise that resides within the NHS".

Now, pragmatic and shrewd, Murray has the ability to make best use of his considerable arsenal of shots.

In article after article, Mr. Dunne mixes shrewd insight into the legal process with dishy use of his considerable social skills.

But in more shadowy areas like counterterrorism, Mr. Obama has made full use of his considerable authority.