Sentence examples for enjoyed substantially from inspiring English sources

The report tells us that Newsquest enjoyed "substantially higher employment advertising" (up by 9.3% year on year).

He liked to say that he belonged to "the WASP Ascendancy," which he defined in his memoir as "an inner group that was, on average, substantially richer and enjoyed substantially more leverage than other Americans".

Exit polls showed President Obama enjoying substantially more support than Mitt Romney among Wisconsin's voters.

But the governor enjoys substantially higher name recognition than the other candidates and a far bigger war chest heading into next year's campaign.

But Ms. Bao decided to embark on a journey that would keep her closer to her home in the eastern Chinese city of Ningbo, improve her English while still giving her the chance to converse with Chinese speakers, and enjoy substantially lower costs.

The countries that are more equal enjoy substantially better overall outcomes.

"Workers in those states are enjoying substantially stronger wages than in others," said Sonn, who argues that such adjustments also offer the business community some predictability.

It has been noted that DSB formation is dangerous and thus suppressed in the vicinity of centromeres (Pan et al., 2011a) and that DSB density is higher on the three smallest chromosomes (Blitzblau et al., 2007; Pan et al., 2011a), which also enjoy substantially higher meiotic recombination rates (Kaback et al., 1992; Kaback, 1996).

The position of diplomats and the public respect they enjoyed declined substantially in the 20th century.

Phrasing it another way, a woman enjoyed a substantially broader right to terminate a pregnancy than she does in most States today".

The urban-rural divide means that those Moroccans living in the largest cities enjoy a substantially better standard of living than those living in smaller cities.