Sentence examples for both a substantial and from inspiring English sources

"The Fed desires both a substantial and sustainable improvement in labor market conditions and is likely to read recent payroll growth as a positive step in the right direction, but just one step in a longer journey," said Michael Gapen, director of United States research and global asset allocation at Barclays Capital.

There are several conflicting papers showing both a substantial and a minimal benefit from open or laparoscopic staging [ 86, 87].

"Analysis of both data sets shows a substantial and significant reduction in breast cancer deaths in association with mammographic screening".

It will require both a substantial theoretical and modeling effort and high-resolution data to develop new capabilities for understanding mechanisms of solar variability.

During a conference call with investors on Wednesday morning, some analysts asked whether the company was equipped to handle both a substantial acquisition and significant remediation.

Mr. Bush's team has said the surplus should be large enough to accommodate both a substantial tax cut and debt reduction, and that the stimulus of a tax cut would help kick-start the economy if it proves to be stalling.

In the pre-menopausal subgroup ROMA performed worse than CA125 alone, AUC difference −0.010 (rough CI: −0.081 to 0.061); the wide CI allows for both a substantial AUC gain and a substantial AUC loss.

2– 4 The rise in the number of acute admissions imposes both a substantial organizational challenge to and a considerable financial strain on the health care system.

He sold them both for a substantial sum and they are now on their way to becoming a global brand.

"While it is not one we have used for these sorts of events in the past, it can both accommodate a substantial audience and meet the security criteria established by our police department," he said. .

Whatever the cause, having ∼40% of patients miss at least one appointment represents both a substantial waste of health care resources and a risk for poor health outcomes.