Sentence examples for could bring substantial from inspiring English sources
Slashing the top rates for corporate and income tax could bring substantial benefits at little cost.
Thus, the ~3% probes with multiple genome copies could bring substantial influence to a ChIP-chip analysis.
There is a growing argument that synergistic approaches to adaptation and mitigation could bring substantial benefits at multiple scales in the land use sector.
These variations could also bring substantial differences in helminth-malaria interactions and hence a result from one country/district might not be necessarily generalized or interpreted in another country/district where the above factors are significantly different.
The study also emphasises that even for the animals and plants that avoid extinction, climate change could bring about substantial changes in their numbers and distribution.
Kansas (0.8 million) would be more of a stretch from a football standpoint but could bring in substantial college basketball revenues.
If this keeps happening, and if the gas industry deals with the fugitive methane problem which SWIP identified in our recent report (pdf), then shale gas could bring a substantial short-term climate benefit.
Many of these points were made through the imaginative use of "thought experiments" in which Darwin constructed possible scenarios through which natural selection could bring about substantial change.
Whether selling off underused land could bring about substantial deficit reduction has been called into question.
Instead, all the public and the lower courts have to rely on is a 1969 case holding that schools may punish on-campus speech, so long as the speech could bring about "substantial interference" with school activities.
Investigators in the Nitschke et al. study used directions provided in the AMA guide (2nd edition) which does not clearly define the location for the master unit; it defines it as "mid-sacrum" which could bring about substantial variation in identifying this reference point between assessors.
