Sentence examples for a substantial bundle from inspiring English sources

As I recall, [Mr Dickens] came to my room at the Home Office with a substantial bundle of papers.

In response, Lord Brittan said in a statement that he had received a "substantial bundle of papers" from Mr Dickens, which he had asked Home Office officials to examine and "report back to me" if "action needed to be taken".

Lord Brittan, who died on 22 January this year, said he received a "substantial bundle of papers" from Mr Dickens and asked his Home Office officials to report back to him if "action needed to be taken".

In response, Lord Brittan said he had received a "substantial bundle of papers" from Mr Dickens, which he had asked Home Office officials to examine and "report back to me" if "action needed to be taken".

On Wednesday morning, Lord Brittan issued a statement in which he said he had received a "substantial bundle of papers" from Geoffrey Dickens and had asked officials to "report back to me" if "action needed to be taken".

After the trash is gathered and weighed, the volunteers on Sombrio will have picked up approximately 650-lbs of garbage, including a substantial bundle of gigantic wire that's washed ashore.

It is found that, depending on various conditions, about 60 80% of the core can be loaded with DU bundles leading to a substantial saving in NU bundles.

Whilst the addition of the extra helix has only minimal structural effect on the core of the bundle (Fig. 2B and D) it has a substantial effect on the stability of the bundle, the 5-helix bundle having a melting temperature of 74 °C (Fig. 2E).

Active feedback dilution of ferrocene-based catalyst vapor leads to an almost complete elimination of SWCNT bundling and a substantial increase in SWCNT lengths via the suppression of bundling-induced growth termination.

The result is tacos al pastor, near-wisps of chile-blistered pork stained orange-red and bundled with a substantial chunk of pineapple.

Fig. 2 Schematic diagram to illustrate the lack of magnetic flux transport over a substantial distance by a dipolarizing flux bundle because of the severe departure from the frozen-in condition.