Sentence examples for which considerable from inspiring English sources

Uplift occurred in Middle Devonian time (398 million to 385 million years ago), during which considerable erosion took place.

The southern species has an extensive molting period in which considerable patches of hair and skin are shed.

Agriculture is significant in the eastern steppe, on which considerable acreages were plowed under the Soviet regime's Virgin and Idle Lands Campaign of the 1950s.

Coatings before the 1960s were often liquids of low solids content, from which considerable organic solvent was emitted into the atmosphere during film formation.

After the campaign that the Liberal Democrats have waged over this past month, for which considerable personal credit goes to Nick Clegg, the election presents the British people with a huge opportunity: the reform of the electoral system itself.

The only regions in which considerable prehistoric aesthetic influence survives are Mexico and Guatemala, where native artisans have been able to keep their arts somewhat alive by recourse to ancient designs and functions.

First, the pluses, which are considerable.

Which is considerable, it must be said.

That proposal, which faced considerable opposition, was tabled until this summer.

We are acting on our anger, which is considerable.

His early Presbyterian training, which was considerable, involved no kneeling.