Sentence examples for very considerable ability from inspiring English sources

Both bodies have relatively narrow statutory powers, but – through public scrutiny of those in power – very considerable ability to criticise and censure, as well as to identify and recommend changes and improvements.

He was "a very considerable servant of the state," Jenkins decided, but he lacked the ability to inspire and left "little ideological legacy".

(Government official, Vietnam) "… The policy inroads that X can make are very considerable, really because of her long history and association with the ANC and her ability, and also because of the links that she has.

"The article caused the claimant very considerable upset; and she says the stress it caused also had a knock-on effect on her ability to work and train to the best of her abilities.

Very considerable improvement in performance.

So why the considerable ability to sense odors?

The internal commerce of the country is very considerable.

The American Youth Congress once enjoyed a very considerable prestige...

In Canada these American events had very considerable consequences.

And no one doubts that these are very considerable.

Some original owners have resold at a very considerable profit".