Sentence examples for were in considerable from inspiring English sources

At 174-5 in their second innings England were in considerable danger, but a tenacious hundred from Ian Bell in a partnership of 138 with Stuart Broad - whose decision not to walk on Friday was one of many controversies - dragged the match away from Australia.

Moreover, the experimental and predicted results were in considerable agreement, which established the reliability and validity of the proposed model.

Signed baseballs were in considerable demand.

Our troops, however, because they could not keep rank, nor stand firm, nor follow their proper standards — for any man from any ship attached himself to whatever standard he chanced upon — were in considerable disorder.

When his daughter-in-law gave birth to a son soon after the marriage; they paid all the expenses (c. 6000 yuan) associated with the childbirth and celebrations, which meant they were in considerable debt at the time of interview.

The exit polls showed that voters were in considerable agreement on the leading issues of the campaign.

1.36pm GMT May says some of the measures the government is proposing could lead to it being "in considerable disagreement" with the European Union.

But South was in considerable doubt.

"Certainly, the magnitude of the phenomenon is in considerable question".

Since his overnight admission, he had been in considerable pain.

"Clearly the man was in considerable distress and pain".