Sentence examples for which is a considerable from inspiring English sources

Well, the Tories themselves are in total disarray, which is a considerable help.

And the music, deftly conducted by Bradley Lubman, supports, shadows and comments on the video images, which is a considerable accomplishment.

"The two surprising entries, really quite wonderful, are E. M. Forster's 'A Passage to India' and 'The Red Badge of Courage,' which is a considerable work of realization".

They are compelling and endearing, making eyes beneath their craggy brows and flaunting what they've got left, which is a considerable amount.

US revenues are not expected to break the $4bn £2.4bnn) mark, according to The Hollywood Reporter, which is a considerable drop on last year's $4.75bn.

If things go well, and Iraq manages to raise its daily production to six million barrels by 2010, then the oil industry would generate about fifty billion dollars a year, which is a considerable sum.

I passed all eight O-levels, which was a considerable feat at Kersal.

The book was published in France as "Mémoires de Balthus," which was a considerable overstatement, given that the conversations were not structured but fragmented.

Peter Hain had replaced John Hutton as secretary of state for work and pensions, which was a considerable downgrade so far as reforming zeal was concerned.

"A proper contract for publication and a sizable advance—I think he got a thousand dollars in 1985, which was a considerable amount back then proved to him that I was serious, and he soon became a good friend.

My mother's father, on the four or five times we would visit them a year, would thrust 10 shilling notes into the hands of me and my brother, which was a considerable amount of money.