Sentence examples for because a substantial number from inspiring English sources
Labor groups, however, have generally supported the merger, in part because a substantial number of AT&T employees are members of the Communication Workers of America, while T-Mobile is a largely nonunion company.
It is difficult to ascertain the clear number of power plants currently in Ghana because a substantial number of power plants are known to exist or forecasted, but the actual installed capacity and/or actual generation is unknown.
Making matters worse, his archive at Harvard's Loeb Library is incomplete because a substantial number of records at Kiley's Vermont home and office were destroyed when the property was struck by lightening and burned to the ground.
Because a substantial number of bagworm larvae remain and develop on their natal host [14], it was assumed that host plants that harbored bagworms during the 2008 generation but had no live larvae in 2009 represent local extinction events.
Case-finding was also complicated because a substantial number of employees resided outside San Luis Obispo County and California.
It is important primarily because a substantial number of cases transition to NASH, but who transitions is currently unpredictable.
In Greenwich, the most resilient of wealthy communities because of a substantial number of very high priced homes, Linda Hodge, vice president of Preferred Properties, a Greenwich-based company that specializes in estates that can exceed $25 million, said demand seems to have decreased but has not totally dried up.
Other socioeconomic indicators such as household income and education were not used because of a substantial number of nonresponses.
It is difficult to draw final conclusions regarding parotid lesions because in a substantial number of the cases no infiltrate was observed.
One strength of our study is that we could evaluate the effect of remarriage because there were a substantial number of widowed individuals who did and did not get remarried (table 1).
This intensity was chosen because it activated a substantial number of fibres in the vicinity of the electrode (as judged by the robust spinal volleys that they elicited); however, spread to adjacent structures was unlikely.
