Sentence examples for could become substantially from inspiring English sources

If that's the approach, outsiders will naturally assume this scandal could become substantially worse.

But since 2000, Vestre Svartisen has become "substantially smaller".

Many reckon the industry needs to become substantially smaller.

"It's become substantially worse," agrees Brignull, discussing the practice he began critically chronicling almost a decade ago.

It's true that Scotland – and particularly Glasgow – has become substantially more diverse since Hammid's arrival.

However, it is noteworthy that because many restorations had failed after 6 and 12 months, the number of eligible teeth that could become carious had decreased substantially and this, consequently, had reduced the power of the study.

According to the model, they could become more suitable only if the climate becomes substantially wetter, but even then high temperatures likely would prohibit sustained transmission.

But it could become one if deficits do not fall substantially in the medium term, beyond a mere reflection of a cyclical improvement in the economy.

One expert has said that if global warming becomes substantially worse in the next century, then releases from hydrates could become the largest single contributor of methane emissions into the atmosphere.

He said Ms. Betts's letter "at least indicated to me that they were taking these arguments more seriously and saw how this could become an issue, with the cultural and historical value becoming weighed more substantially".

Conversely, if oil output increases substantially, Libya's 6.6 million people could become quite wealthy — unlike those in poorer countries whose governments toppled during the Arab Spring.