Sentence examples for but a very substantial from inspiring English sources

A midcycle refresh, but a very substantial one, outside and in, of the Mercedes E-Class line.

"Among British Muslims, a minority – but a very substantial one – is sympathetic to a death cult which is among the most evil in history.

Postdoc job pressures, especially in the research-run universities, are a result of the convergence of a modest increase in graduate production, but a very substantial increase in the postdoctoral pool, something that most of you who are postdocs probably don't need me to tell you.

"Manufactured housing could not only rebound, but play a very substantial role in affordable housing," Mr. Retsinas said.

Leftist politics form a thread in his recollections, but not a very substantial one, and his political stands seem more notional than deeply felt.

It's not obvious what the Chinese are seeking to achieve yet, but this is a very substantial policy move, that has been rather overlooked.

But it requires a very substantial number of victories to quell the dissent and there is very little margin for losing streaks when the football's like this.

"But water is a very substantial part of our costs - if competition brings down the cost to me then I would have to look at that," he added.

But this is a very substantial assumption, and it has been contested by appeal to an influencial account of the metaphysics of personal identity over time, the psychological continuity account.

But it was a very substantial victory, do you agree with that?" On North Korea and Iran "I don't have to tell you what I'm going to do in North Korea.

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