Sentence examples for does substantially from inspiring English sources

Variation in garden characteristics does substantially affect the nature of garden bird assemblages in Hobart, with weaker environmental and landscape influences.

Morrison, 487 U.S. at 697, 714-15 (Scalia, J., dissenting) ("[T]his statute does deprive the President of substantial control over the prosecutor functions performed by the independent counsel, and it does substantially affect the balance of powers").

We conclude that the addition of vancomycin to polymethylmethacrylate at commonly accepted concentrations does substantially decrease cement strength and that more complex mixing techniques do not improve cement strength significantly.

"It doesn't really have much benefit, but does substantially more harm," said Dr. Steven Woloshin, one of the co-authors of the journal article and a professor of medicine at the Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice.

The implication, therefore, is that if the Volcker Rule does substantially reduce the size of banks' securities inventories, forcing them in effect to make much smaller markets, bonds will still get issued, and capital will be allocated across the economy.

Update: I really should have included a link to USAspending.gov, which does substantially similar tracking of federal grants and contracts (though not state or city).

Ke$ha can do substantially more than that.

Younger folk in Finland do substantially better than their elders.

In the admittedly improbable scenario that you want my advice, you could do substantially worse.

Those inmates who stay connected to family members do substantially better upon release.

Investigator-specified and empirically selected pharmacy, medical, and demographic variables did substantially worse (0.57-0.60).