Sentence examples for actually substantially from inspiring English sources

"It's actually substantially more than I'd initially hoped for".

He added Greece's fiscal standing was "actually substantially weaker than Argentina's" on the eve of that country's default in 2001.

He added that Greece's fiscal standing was "actually substantially weaker than Argentina's" on the eve of that country's default in 2001.

Here are residential investment and net exports as a percentage of GDP: So the slide in the external balance was actually substantially bigger than the construction boom.

"Indeed," he continued, "a comparison with 49 other major cities reveals that the district's homicide rate is actually substantially higher relative to these other cities than it was before the handgun restriction went into place".

The good news starts with surprisingly rapid Japanese economic growth in the first quarter of this year — actually, substantially faster growth than that in the United States, while Europe's economy continued to shrink.

In France, whose policies are supposedly driving up the numbers at Calais, migrants actually receive substantially more.

"When students do indeed take the courses that are recommended to them, they actually do substantially better," he says.

"Policies to protect the climate and preserve the environment can actually create substantially more jobs than the 'business as usual' growth.

For instance, Mr. Loftus said, the number of black and Hispanic households surveyed as part of the people meter sample in New York "will actually increase substantially over the existing system".

That's obviously not good, but what it means is that if the October job numbers are accurate — which is, to be sure, a huge "if" — the economy actually lost substantially fewer jobs in October than in September.