Sentence examples for was really considerable from inspiring English sources

"We all have different tolerances to pain but the determination and level of suffering required to ride on a course like this, with its twists and turns where you can never get into any kind of rhythm, was really considerable," he said.

And the store could absorb all of the tax, or they could pass it all on, and there would be really considerable price increases.

We show that, actually, the losses are going to be really considerable". Using data stretching over 20 years from 49 sites across the globe, the team observed that global carbon stocks would fall by up to 55 petagrams (55 billion tonnes) under a business-as-usual scenario, which is roughly equivalent to adding the emissions from a nation the size of the US.

"The speeds involved are really quite considerable and those in the car appear to be quite young people".

"It was a considerable drain on energy, but it was really exhilarating.

It was really really really good, something I really appreciated.

It was really, really, difficult.

He was really, really good.

Whereas analysis of linked cross sectional observational studies can be really complex, requiring considerable skill, analysis of a well designed and well implemented RCCT is relatively simple.

More investment needed The array of players sitting on both benches told its own damning story, despite the great tradition of United and the recent winning of Chelsea, neither club, despite considerable investment is really capable of competing in the Premier League and other fronts right now.

The book was brought off with considerable delicacy — it's really an affectionately detailed portrait of a suburban girl's life.