Sentence examples for be so substantial that from inspiring English sources
Administration officials, as well as Israelis and Palestinians, have said that if the Camp David sessions get as far as tackling Jerusalem, the compromises necessary on both sides will be so substantial that the talks could break down at that point.
The terminal arrays of Y′ repeats can be so substantial that individual cells can have up to 70-fold increase in Y′ elements (Lundblad and Blackburn 1993).
It is so substantial that it is invisible to us.
The drop was so substantial that "the hotel thought its water meter was broken," he said.
Their names were so substantial that even the initials had weight.
The surplus was so substantial that the permits became nearly valueless.
The revamping, introduced on Sunday with new television commercials, is so substantial that only the theme remains.
Mr. McNerney said that the order backlog was so substantial that Boeing was likely to increase that to 50 or 60 planes by the end of the decade.
The improvements were so substantial that several education experts expressed skepticism, noting that large gains were posted even by cities like Buffalo, whose schools have struggled for years.
The increases in the minimum wage that will be introduced over the next few years are so substantial that some response from employers seems likely.
The built-in delay is so substantial that Apple said it would take someone five and a half years to guess every possible code for a single device.
