Sentence examples for be a substantial number from inspiring English sources

But, he said, "we know it's going to be a substantial number".

"There will be a substantial number of first-rate players in the forthcoming free agency group," Angelos said.

Nevada is the first state on the election calendar with a sizable Hispanic vote, and among them will be a substantial number of immigrants.

"If you went to the newsstand and picked up every magazine that featured previously published photographs without telling readers, it would be a substantial number," he said.

"The video shows him lying in front of what appears to be a substantial number of witnesses, including his wife and a Supreme Court Justice," Davis Logsdon, a professor at the University of Minnesota Law School, said.

"It's rarely done with agency heads, one can count the instances when it has happened on the fingers of one hand  … There will be a substantial number at GCHQ who will interpret it [as a criticism]." If going outside would raise eyebrows enough, appointing Farr would be read as Whitehall trying to get a grip on the agency by placing its man at the helm, according to security analysts.

"This is a substantial number," she added, speaking of Wixom.

"If there were a substantial number of major economy leaders there, obviously I'd go.

We even know that there are a substantial number of concussions in Pop Warner football.

"There were a substantial number of spies in the United States" during the Cold War, Gingrich said.

"They could not penetrate lettuce," she said, adding, "There were a substantial number of complaints".