Sentence examples for writes considerable from inspiring English sources

During those five years, Israeli forces undertook some two hundred assassination attempts, eighty per cent of which hit their targets, often causing, Brym writes, considerable "collateral damage".

Cartwright's written rules for the Knicks in 1845 are generally thought of as the game's establishing fundamentals, though as Thorn writes, considerable evidence exists that the rules were cribbed from those of even older clubs.

In the languages as they first appear in writing, considerable changes have taken place in the phonetic forms of the two series.

This can be seen when comparing the pickyproperty filter to the simple property filter from Figure 11 as the picky filter has to write considerable less results into anew subset in the database.

"The post-war period was an anti-climax," Haworth-Booth writes, with considerable understatement.

It is a condition in which, as Goldblatt writes, the considerable benefits of a process of radical globalisation have been "sequestered by the few".

"Life with Dad O'Reilly," Kitman writes with considerable understatement, "wasn't like 'Ozzie and Harriet,' a favorite TV show of Billy's".

Reid writes at considerable length about the 1940-45 wartime government, giving this central period in Churchill's life more than 900 pages.

A contributing editor at Wired magazine, Mr. Carney writes with considerable narrative verve, slamming home the misery of what he has witnessed with passion and visceral detail.

De Robertis writes with considerable passion and beauty about the kinds of love that Dante finds and, of course, the kinds of sex that she finds.

True, you can find Mark Twain in 1875 writing "considerable of a jolt," but he enjoyed playing with idioms.