Sentence examples for among a substantial from inspiring English sources
The next test in the law is 'thereby causing outrage among a substantial number of the adherents of that religion'.
The law defines blasphemy as "publishing or uttering matter that is grossly abusive or insulting in relation to matters sacred by any religion, thereby intentionally causing outrage among a substantial number of adherents of that religion, with some defences permitted".
It prohibits the "publishing or uttering [of] matter that is grossly abusive or insulting in relation to matters sacred by any religion, thereby intentionally causing outrage among a substantial number of adherents of that religion".
Mr. Lynch told friends that he thought it would not be fair, or popular among a substantial number of New Hampshire voters, to replace Mr. Gregg with a Democrat.
The selection of councillor Tulip Siddiq as the candidate for this constituency raised an enormous amount of interest in some parts of the world, and certainly among a substantial community in the UK.
And it concerns itself with what might or might not cause "outrage among a substantial number of the adherents of [a] religion" (note, not just Christianity, as was the case with English blasphemy law: this is, at least, equal opportunities idiocy).
This includes, among others, a substantial increase of the renewable energy share in the global energy mix, doubling global energy efficiency rates, as well as according infrastructure expansion and modernization and technology upgrades for supplying sustainable energy services.
Among Alveolates, a substantial part of our detected sequences were closely related to the genera Perkinsus, Amoebophrya, and Colpodella which are known as strict parasites in aquatic systems.
Moreover, among nonsurvivors a substantial positive gradient of leukotriene B(4) was detected.
To keep overtreatment to an innocuous minimum is essential for DCIS-patients among whom a substantial amount of the lesions may be of limited clinical importance [ 28].
The ICU stay was often followed by quality-of-life impairments in the patients and relatives, among whom a substantial proportion exhibited symptoms of posttraumatic stress [ 14].
