Sentence examples for by a very substantial from inspiring English sources

"We do it," he answered, "by simply saying: 'The bankruptcy-foreclosure process is complete and it's been taken over by a very substantial bank group headed by Euram Management.

According to Pomfret's town attorney, John D. Boland of Boland, St. Onge & Brouillard in Woodstock, "the first question passed by a very substantial majority, while the second question failed by almost the same number of votes.

On average, the shares investors sold did better than those they bought, by a very substantial margin: 3.3 percentage points per year, in addition to the significant costs of executing the trades.

"Do we think it is appropriate in 2009 for somebody to explain away the use of a word which is deemed by a very substantial proportion of the public to be hugely offensive as a joke?

Not only that, they did so by a very substantial margin.

Cluster profile 12 is characterized by a very substantial early down-regulation followed by a slight progressive increase in expression that remains below control levels.

Just today, partly because of a Fed-Treasury program, you saw issuance of securities backed by credit cards, by car loans, by student loans on a very substantial scale again, and those rates coming down.

In 1946, the U.S. Supreme Court presciently warned that "Wage earners, including those who are paid by the day, constitute a very substantial portion of the community, a portion that cannot be intentionally and systematically excluded in whole or in part without doing violence to the democratic nature of the jury system".

There was little difference between WT IhERG1a and IhERG1a/1b in fractional current inactivation at any voltage, whilst by contrast there was a very substantial difference at each voltage between N588K IhERG1andnd IhERG1a/1b.

In every instance of a landslide election, the keys show a very substantial victory by the winning candidate.

"Recent research conducted by the HPA has suggested that a very substantial wave of activity associated with the pandemic strain is not likely". And a spokeswoman for the Department of Health said despite the increasing demands on services the NHS was "coping very well".