Sentence examples for but the substantial from inspiring English sources

But the substantial growth that Mr Brown promises over the next few years is going to be spent on largely unreformed public services.

But the substantial sums proposed by Mr. Obama are an impressive down payment on his pledge to make health care reform a priority right from the start of his administration.

S.& P. 500 earnings may begin to improve early in 2002, but the substantial year-on-year gains will come in the second half of the year, perhaps on the order of 12percentto15percentcent, she said.

But the substantial reduction in air pollution after the switch to C.N.G. has since been canceled out by the sheer number of vehicles added to the city's roads, including older, highly polluting vehicles like overloaded trucks that spew exhaust.

MADRID (Reuters) — Spain's Treasury raised 5.2 billion euros ($6.36 billion) at its 12- and 18-month treasury-bill auction on Tuesday, but the substantial premium to the same auction a month earlier raised doubts over the country's credit rating.

It's a fascinating and ambitious little cooperative, with each member contributing one-third of the writing, but the substantial thrill is in hearing the saxophonist Mark Turner, one of the most influential players of the last decade, in a trio without guitar or piano to support him.

Sledders can enjoy views that members of several nearby yacht clubs enjoy year-round, but without the substantial boating fees.

The only British player in the semi-finals, London cab driver John McGrane, was knocked out earlier yesterday - but with the substantial compensation of $304,680.

That twenty-two-month process captures not only the characteristic hubris of e-smell entrepreneurs but also the substantial barriers that face anyone who wishes to digitize odor.

Ti increases both dehydriding and hydriding kinetics (and associated practical engineering rates), but at the substantial expense of H-capacity.

But in the substantial differences between Kemp and Ryan one can read another story: the slide of the Republican Party into extremism.