siderable

I am already, my dear Lucy, quite contrary to my own expectation, enabled to obey the third gene-ral injunction laid upon me at parting, by you, and all my dear friends; since a gentleman, not incon-siderable in his family or fortune, has already beheld your Harriet with partiality.

Sir Charles Grandison 2006

To this she made no reply whatever, and they walked along the lane for a con siderable way in silence.

The Claverings 2005

Europe, Australia, New Zealand and a large number of emerging market economies in Asia and Latin America, had come under con - siderable pressure, he said.

ANC Daily News Briefing 2000

Tricia had followed the story with, for various reasons, con - siderable interest.

Mostly Harmless Adams, Douglas, 1952- 1992

Certainly it possessed con - siderable self-will, backed by the phenomenal resources of the Computer memory banks and the experience of ana - lyzing many thousands of Games.

Juxtaposition Anthony, Piers 1982

Certainly it possessed con - siderable self-will, backed by the phenomenal resources of the Computer memory banks and the experience of ana - lyzing many thousands of Games.

Juxtaposition Anthony, Piers 1982

This was the thesis which, without proof but with con - siderable arm-waving, Dr Carlisle Perera had been preach - ing for years.

Rendezvous With Rama Clarke, Arthur C. 1973

This was the thesis which, without proof but with con - siderable arm-waving, Dr Carlisle Perera had been preach - ing for years.

Rendezvous with Rama Clarke, Arthur C. 1973

David Hume provided a teleological, utilitarian approach to the relative limits of obedience and diso - bedience to civil magistrates and adopted “with con - siderable vehemence” a libertarian position in his

CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE EDWARD H. MADDEN 1968

Without going into its philosophical implications this reversal has had a con - siderable scientific bearing.

AXIOMATIZATION ROBERT BLANCH 1968