Sentence examples for are substantially in from inspiring English sources

"They are the people who are substantially in charge of incarceration and punishment" of Venezuelans seen as disloyal.

"They are substantially in the money," Guy de Blonay, a fund manager at Henderson New Star in London, said after the announcement.

Under federal law, health care providers can be excluded from Medicare and Medicaid if they submit claims that are "substantially in excess" of their usual charges for particular items or services.

One regulation excludes from participation in the [p1010] Medicaid program health care providers who "[f]urnished items or services that are substantially in excess of the beneficiary's needs". 42 CFR § 420.101(a)(2) (1981).

The city agreed to the reduction because the system's major facilities are substantially in place, city officials said.

As noted by Rep. Mica, there are other Republican Members of the House who are substantially in the same place, and are likely to support a future initiative if there is no significant change in Administration policy.

Stevenson said the final bill would be "substantially in excess" of the sums already set aside.

The costs of the new printed circuit boards were substantially in excess of the bid price.

We have got over 2,000 orders in the bank which is substantially in excess of what we expected".

In some regions there were significant increases in formal volunteering, while in others the increases were substantially in informal volunteering.

In Britain and the United States, where budgets were substantially in deficit in 2007 and 2008, its effect has been much less clear.