Sentence examples for down the substantial from inspiring English sources

They are focused on the short-run revenue gain from a tax holiday and playing down the substantial revenue loss over time.

Representative Todd Akin's statements about rape and pregnancy injected social issues more deeply into the campaign on terms advantageous to Democrats and put the Republican Party's hopes of holding down the substantial advantage held by Democrats among women voters that much further out of reach.

Mr. Cheney should have turned the favor down, and taken only the substantial stake he had already earned.

Weisman said he thought FanVision was best used during the substantial down time in a game, but it is potentially too tantalizing to leave it there, not with the availability of multiple live and replay angles (some from the networks, some from the stadium's own cameras), statistics and a fantasy tracker.

And should the buyer default, the seller gets the house back without having to return the substantial down payment.

The gene most significantly altered in expression is Htt itself and this is expected in light of the substantial down-regulation of mHTT in the HdhQ150 homozygous knock in striata [ 39].

(It has since dropped back down to "substantial", the third highest of five).

The Food and Drug Administration yesterday shut down a substantial part of the CryoLife Corporation, the nation's largest processor of donated human tissue, saying the company could not adequately assure patients that its soft-tissue products were free of deadly bacteria and fungi.

By Margaret Talbot July 2, 2013 It's been less than a week since the Supreme Court struck down a substantial portion of the Defense of Marriage Act, and already there are many people whose lives are the better for it.

The White House has played down the possibility of any substantial diplomatic progress on dealing with Iraq, saying it does not expect NATO or any individual European nations to send many additional troops to Iraq.

Combine Wren-Lewis's thought experiment about shutting down the economy with the substantial political science evidence that elections depend not on the level of income but on its rate of growth in the runup to the election, and you conclude that from a sheer political point of view gratuitously depressing the economy for the first half of your term in office can be a very smart move.