Examples of 'more considerable' in a sentence
Meaning of "more considerable"
more considerable: to a greater extent or degree, something that holds more importance or value compared to something else
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It is as much stronger as the excess is more considerable.
Are more considerable than those arising from their.
In various other cases the adjustments are more considerable.
One much more considerable in return.
Protection of personal rights has gained a more considerable role.
The gain is all the more considerable as the desired swelling is high.
Some may even go out of business as a result of the more considerable cost increase.
The lure of winning is more considerable and stimulates players to bet an higher amount.
The company itself has undergone more considerable changes.
Which demonstrates a more considerable dyeing power with the composition according to the invention.
Expenditure is also more considerable.
The noise becomes more considerable if the pump casing is made with a thin sheet steel.
The second solution implies even more considerable disadvantages.
One more considerable advantage of Google App Engine is automatic scaling.
The difficulties are more considerable for women like me.
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But the share that society itself brings into progress is more and more considerable.
His time is best spent on more considerable matters here at home.
A further, more considerable disadvantage with cementless arthroplasty is post operative infections.
And it might yet attain much more considerable proportions.
To be sure, more considerable variations occasionally occur ; but they are quite exceptional.
His exploits in gallantry are more considerable than his military ones.
In addition, the activity of these novel derivatives appears to be much more considerable.
The failure will therefore lead to more considerable transmission latency.
If the infused supplementary magic is powerful enough, the difference may be even more considerable.
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More considerable exhibitions,.
The depth and severity of poverty is also more considerable in rural areas.
Messaging has more considerable advantages than live-chat.
To get bigger buttocks we need either bigger muscles or a more considerable layer of fat.
As a result, we will have a more considerable output against the background of importing more resources.
Bar-Rabban's burden of guilt is more considerable.
Particularly, more considerable effect was confirmed for the type A influenza virus.
Recently, hunting tourism becomes more considerable in the village life.
A more considerable effort was made on the 24th August.
I would suspect there is not a more considerable buffoon in any forest!
While Yeshua is obviously an insane person, Bar-Rabban's burden of guilt is more considerable.
In any case, the accessories were more considerable than the play itself.
I will let you get back to your more considerable matters, Sir Gaveston.
B2B services and products may require an even more considerable financial investment.
You start with a 4 % commission fee, which gets more considerable when you sell more products.
Its success, however, was more considerable abroad than in France.
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I have considerable leeway to bargain in this circumstance
Although it would mean a considerable increase in salary
Considerable decay to the bones and cells
