Sentence examples for although substantially from inspiring English sources

Of course, many students who coveted Wall Street jobs have landed them: the prestige firms that remain are doing plenty of hiring, although substantially less than in years past.

That last book, although substantially factual, spliced fiction into the mix, and served as a stage in what Spufford has described as his "creeping up gradually on writing novels".

The team, which reported its findings this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, found that the burning of fossil fuels, although substantially raising carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere, also produces a pall of particle haze that reflects as much of the sun's energy back into space as the release of carbon dioxide has trapped in the air, Dr. Hansen said.

The excavation team, led by archaeologist Ben Ford of Oxford Archaeology, revealed that the original Base Court fountain was an octagonal structure, very similar in ground plan to the wine fountain in the Field of the Cloth of Gold painting, although substantially smaller.

Although substantially altering the stream and its aquatic life, this channel failed to prevent overflows, the largest of which damaged 1,200 structures in 1964.

In our model, BLBP-positive radial glia, although substantially less disrupted, were not significantly altered when slices were exposed to reelin or NRG1.

Bloodshed and instability continued, although reduced substantially from the peak in 2006 07.

Bolt, unbeaten this season although running substantially slower than his world record-breaking time in 2009, cannot be ruled out of mounting a serious defence of his world titles.

Although TUDCA substantially reduced hepatic fat content in this study, we could not find any evidence of improved glucose homeostasis.

This report included over 1,900 patients, although still substantially smaller than our study.

First, although liposuction substantially improves function, 3 studies disagree as to whether liposuction improves emotional outcomes.