Sentence examples for are really substantial from inspiring English sources

Figure  6 shows that there are really substantial differences in concentration of certain compounds and these differences are bigger in T. monococcum than in T. aestivum.

Still, "a lot of things she raised were really substantial".

Stephen A. Schwarzman, the chief executive of the Blackstone Group, an investment bank, said: "The anger is really substantial.

He went on, "He's always had this amazing work ethic, an infinite amount of energy and intelligence and concentration, and now he's finally bitten into something that's really substantial".

If the price for the store version is $3 and the Girl Scout version is $5, you can perhaps argue that the fair market value is $3, and you are making a deductible donation of $2. (It probably wouldn't be worthwhile, though, unless the price difference is really substantial, or you bought a lot of Girl Scout cookies).

"It's difficult to get funding because the costs can be really substantial," Jedryczka says.

All is fleeting!" Nothing in life is really substantial.

On this view, then, seeming generation and destruction or substantial change are really forms of qualitative change; a change in the quality of concreteness.

It may be that when your fathers say that the food in a particular restaurant is not substantial enough, they are really saying something else.

But when you think about it Tesla is really just substantial innovation of the automobile rather than the creation of something completely new, but the market has been clamoring for the fully electric car and Tesla had the wherewithal both financially and technically to make it so.

But what if a substantial proportion of cases are really sleep disorders in disguise?