Sentence examples for been very significantly from inspiring English sources

Judge Gosnell found the couple had been "made ill" and Levi's "life had been very significantly affected for the worse".

Chuka Umunna, the shadow Business Secretary, told The Independent: "There is mounting evidence to suggest Royal Mail has been very significantly undervalued, meaning taxpayers are set to lose out on hundreds of millions of pounds".

That is very significantly less than the number of occurrences that the HMIC is now reporting.

"However," he adds, "I consider the circumstances are very significantly different here at Paddington.

"The answer would probably be no, but the numbers would be very significantly reduced".

"My nearly 16-year experience with Batson persuades me that if peremptories are not entirely eliminated (as many have urged), they should be very significantly reduced".

The bottom line is simply that Britain will be very significantly worse off as a country if it leaves the EU.

Actually for that type of crime they are very significantly higher than they were 30 years ago.

We've got the double impact right now of fuel costs and the economic recession because we carry an awful lot of mortgage documents, contracts and so on, and that side of our business is very significantly under pressure.

Courtaulds Textiles P.L.C., a clothing maker whoseshares have declined 73percentt in five years, rejected a $165 million takeover bid from the Sara Lee Corporation, saying that the company's worth is "very significantly in excess" of the offer.

"It could be extension work, it also could be very significantly, preparation for university entrance exams because they're coming in more and more," he said.