Considerable means Significant; worth considering. This page lists 20 example sentences from real texts, plus synonyms like large or substantial.

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Considerable in a sentence

Considerable meaning

  1. Significant; worth considering.
  2. Large in amount.

Synonyms of Considerable

appreciable big large substantial significant right smart tidy sizeable sizable respectable hefty goodish goodly inconsiderable

Example sentences (20)

Finally, there has been a considerable rise in the use of automated overlays to “solve accessibility” via a plugin.

He damaged ankle ligaments in training last month and will be unavailable to Schumacher for a considerable period.

As a result, there are considerable disparities in development indicators between the performance of each region.

His considerable efforts have paid off and he was awarded "Streamer of the Year" during the 2022 Streamy Awards.

A single mother could also be considered if she has considerable support in her extended family and community.

BP has said it will use a considerable portion of its surplus cash flow, 60%, to stock buybacks which I am not a fan of.

Before the Test began, there was considerable tension as war clouds were just beginning to loom over Kargil.

Also, a big part of its liabilities, about half, are current liabilities, so exposure remains considerable.

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At the present time there is considerable global economic uncertainty – will the US economy have a “soft” or “hard” landing?

Based on my analysis, JKS's EPS is expected to continue surpassing expectations by a considerable margin.

Housing Minister Darragh O'Brien will bring a number of memos as part of a considerable Cabinet schedule.

From the assay results, it was observed that BCCs exhibited a considerable amplification in the expression of the mTOR pathway.

As good as OneNote is at creating notes, it falls short of Evernote’s considerable capabilities for clipping content from the web.

As you would expect, the post gained considerable traction and has awoken many and shaken them of their troubling cat-petting ways.

He “accrued considerable vacation, personal leave and holiday time,” agency communications official David Clergen said in an email.

He can unleash great damage from any distance, making him a considerable threat in the right hands.

Although this treaty was to grant Bhutan more autonomy, India still wields considerable influence.

However, such a view focused on individuals, albeit one with considerable power, obscures the systemic nature of settler colonialism.

Furthermore, a Chinese state-owned conglomerate holds considerable shares in the company as part of a joint venture with a Belgian firm.

He had considerable history, and had probably forfeited the right to the benefit of the doubt.

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Common combinations with considerable

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Frequently asked questions

How do you use "considerable" in a sentence?
An example: "Finally, there has been a considerable rise in the use of automated overlays to “solve accessibility” via a plugin." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "considerable" from real English texts.
What does "considerable" mean?
Considerable means: Significant; worth considering.
What are synonyms of "considerable"?
Common synonyms of "considerable" include: appreciable, big, large, substantial, significant, right smart, tidy, sizeable. Plus 6 more synonyms.
How many example sentences with "considerable" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "considerable", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

About these examples

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