Sentence examples for were not very considerable from inspiring English sources

The Americans claimed 20 killed and another 20 wounded, and Washington in a letter to Congress said the losses were "not very considerable"; however, the British reported burying 41 Americans, and Howe's official report claimed "not less than fifty killed and many more wounded".

The economic impact of the boycott movement is "not very considerable yet," Barghouti allowed, but "the far-right government in Israel and the BDS movement seem to agree" that it will grow.

Another factor limiting the growth of bridge has been that, like chess, it is not very telegenic and requires considerable prior experience before a television viewer can appreciate the play.

This is in particular the case in sparsely populated areas, where the grid is not very strong, but a considerable amount of renewable energy resources is available.

Moreover, the pH change of low salinity water was not very significant compared with the considerable ion exchange during spontaneous imbibition tests.

The built-up area itself is not very hilly but there are considerable differences in terrain.

The concept of rapid speciation is not very well defined, even though a considerable number of species is needed [1].

The influence of gender and socioeconomic class on prescription rates is not very marked, the influence of age and comorbidity is considerable.

But Maugham's strengths, it must be remembered, were very considerable.

Kocarli Adnan Menderes Urban Forest is not only a very considerable ecotourism area for people who live in Kocarli and near villages but also for people living in Aydın and other districts.

Yet, detecting ASD at a very early age is not exempt from considerable difficulties, since it may be difficult to differentiate ASD from other developmental disorders [ 82], or even to differentiate ASD from typical development [ 83].