Sentence examples for can very substantially from inspiring English sources

"We can very substantially alter the course of the epidemic if we scale up interventions rapidly and aggressively".

The practice of controlling the pumping rate of ESP installations by wellhead chokes can very substantially reduce the energy efficiency of the system.

However, if you throw into that equation bacteremia from catheter-related infection, particularly from coagulase-negative Staphylococci, where the attributable risk of mortality associated with that is in some studies zero, it can very substantially affect the predictive value of bacteremia per se as an endpoint.

When raw materials with no previous commercial demand are used, these can contribute very substantially to cost.

Diet is also an important modifier of clinical penetrance in phenylketonuria, as mentioned in the " Introduction" to this review, where the penetrance of the condition can be very substantially reduced by restricting dietary phenylalanine (van Spronsen 2010).

And it is not just defendants who can find themselves very substantially out of pocket.

I think it can have an impact, very substantially, for Northern Ireland.

"If you stick to the rules, you can lower your tax rate very substantially," says Martin Sorrell of WPP, the advertising and marketing group.

"It was so large and unsustainable, and the only way you can make it sustainable is if you grow very substantially".

That is something which lessens very substantially the positive impact that we as a Parliament can have.

"It means that long rates can remain low without causing the economy to overheat, and therefore the urgency of tightening is very substantially diminished," said Andrew Levin, a Dartmouth College economist.