Which is considerable, it must be said.
What's important is Pritzker's fundraising prowess, which is considerable.
We are acting on our anger, which is considerable.
But the Dutch were playing mainly for their guarantee and for their pride, which is considerable.
Mr. Nixon did not minimize the size of the problem, which is considerable.
The political capital he has in the Administration — which is considerable — is due to his successes there.
By the film's end, Mr. Ellroy's frenzy to know defines him, more even than his obnoxiousness, which is considerable.
Mrs Obama's greatest influence on her husband's presidency will be through her influence on him, which is considerable.
Earlier this year, it rolled out a new marketing campaign to draw attention to golf's charitable giving, which is considerable.
Mr. Lewis, joining them on drums, seems likely to bring the full measure of his sensitivity, which is considerable.
"We are certainly hopeful that the Saudis will use whatever influence they have, which is considerable," Mr. Morrell said.
