Sentence examples for become very substantial from inspiring English sources
"Wage inequality within enterprises, particularly the large ones, has become very substantial as the top 1% in those enterprises leave others increasingly far behind," said Ryder, writing in the report.
In such situations a rather poor effectiveness of the PEV or BSV component on its own may become very substantial depending on the transmission intensity.
Currently, yearly inbreeding rates in French dairy cattle breeds range between 0.09 0.22% [ 1] and consequently, it can be assumed that in the next two to three decades inbreeding coefficients will become very substantial and very likely, harmful to the fitness of these populations.
If the greater relative risk of solid second cancers after treatment at young than at older ages persists with longer follow-up, the incidence rates of these second primaries in patients treated young for Hodgkin's disease will become very substantial as they age.
Because of substantial price increases in recent years, co-op boards have become very concerned about the creditworthiness of potential buyers and, especially, of anyone financing a substantial part of the purchase price.
You suddenly become very brave.
It's become very competitive.
"His responses become very brief.
"I've become very, very disciplined.
"It's become very important.
