considerable

We're thinking of buying a house now that prices have come down considerably in the

last year.

Mike has made a considerable amount of money investing in the stock market.

The gas station is a considerable distance from here.

He is considerably older than his wife, and will likely die while she is still quite

young.

A perfect emerald is worth considerably more money than a diamond of equal size.

International oil and cocoa prices have considerable impact on the economy of

Cameroon.

Since World War Two, the tiny nation of Andorra has achieved considerable

prosperity through its tourist industry.

Crime in this area has decreased considerably since the police increased their foot

patrols.

The young boy showed considerable promise as a diver within his first year of

competition.

Because of inflation, prices have gone up considerably for almost everything.

Your chances of finding a job will improve considerably if you can improve your

computer skills.

Jamaica's budget deficit has been considerably reduced in recent years.

Women walking alone late at night in large cities are at considerable risk in this

country.

Samuel Johnson once suggested that every man has a lurking wish to appear

considerable in his native place.

David Elkind has noted that the conviction that the best way to prepare children for a

harsh, rapidly changing world is to introduce formal instruction at an early age is

wrong. There is simply no evidence to support it, and considerable evidence against

it.

Jane Austen once wrote that surprises are foolish things. The pleasure is not enhanced,

and the inconvenience is often considerable.