Examples of 'quite considerable' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite considerable"
Quite considerable means something that is of significant or notable extent. It is used to emphasize that the amount or size of something is considerable or considerable enough to be noteworthy
How to use "quite considerable" in a sentence
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We have managed to make quite considerable progress.
Quite considerable achievements have al ready been made.
The resultant synergistic effect is quite considerable.
I have quite considerable powers of persuasion.
Unusual as you was really quite considerable.
The effect is quite considerable in the case of homogenisation.
Its share in total exports was quite considerable.
But unfortunately it took quite considerable time for anything to be done on that.
The amount of money involved is quite considerable.
They are quite considerable.
The social aspect of this measure is quite considerable.
Quite considerable means.
The sums concerned are quite considerable.
This leads to quite considerable delays in the payments to the final recipients.
This signal attenuation can be quite considerable.
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State subsidies play a quite considerable role in the financing of new broadcasting techniques.
Which turned out to be quite considerable.
Quite considerable territorial differences exist in the accessibility of the vocational training programmes.
The differences at present are quite considerable in this respect.
In many health districts the numbers of these organizations can be quite considerable.
Some of these were also quite considerable in amount.
Losses as a result of the product being trapped in this manner can be quite considerable.
These advantages are quite considerable in my view.
Unemployment was relatively high and underemployment quite considerable.
This extraction may involve quite considerable amounts of image processing.
The differences between the countries are quite considerable.
He gained quite considerable fame there with performances of his operas and oratorios.
The difference is thus quite considerable.
There are quite considerable differences between the trade figures quoted by various statistical sources.
Solid waste can be quite considerable.
These considerations show that the number of unknown parameters may rapidly become quite considerable.
Some of these were quite considerable.
Firstly, quite considerable progress has been made in the material situation.
The social pressure was quite considerable.
May I also say that quite considerable progress has been made by the candidate countries.
The gain in terms of energy consumption is quite considerable.
I know that this week there has been quite considerable media interest in these particular programmes.
So the temptation to go and hire elsewhere is quite considerable.
Such savings are generally quite considerable in the case of a multinational group ;.
The demographic base would then be quite considerable.
Finally, there are quite considerable drawbacks to providing a metallic armour in the structure of a cable.
The potential of smart cities is therefore quite considerable.
A quite considerable effort has been made to improve the macroeconomic framework, with indisputable success.
The transport investment is quite considerable.
Her quite considerable gift was that you knew she was lying, but did not care.
The grooming requirements of this dog are quite considerable.
Her quite considerable gift was that you knew she was lying but didn't care.
The locations might be separated by quite considerable distances.
Quite considerable redness and edema 4.
Total amount is quite considerable.
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Quite a boy you have got here
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