6 sentences with “considerably”

Slavery was so widespread that what slaves actually did varied considerably.

Psychotherapist, marriage counsellor and author Doris Helmering says: "Men and women differ considerably in what they don't talk about.

They created a free trade area and coordinated economic policies in such a way that trade between them increased fivefold in the following years. Britain chose not to join, and it is clear that its growth rates lagged considerably.

However, Catherine the Great's enthusiasm for the Enlightenment waned considerably when the French Revolution began in 1789, and although Russian nobles saw their own privileges extended, the vast majority of Russian subjects remained serfs.

While estimates vary considerably, between 35,000 and 55,000 accused enemies of the Revolution were executed or died in prison during this era, which was further intensified by widespread incarceration (totalling half a million people, 3% of the adult population).

On the question of why the Roman Empire fell, the answers have varied considerably: Rome became corrupted and weakened over time, Rome infiltrated 'barbarian' cultures, Rome was simply overcome by overwhelming odds, or perhaps Rome simply transformed into a different and more diverse set of societies rather than being destroyed in so many words.