Sentence examples for even more substantial changes from inspiring English sources

The preamble to the 1911 bill foreshadowed even more substantial changes in the relationship between the two chambers: whereas it is intended to substitute for the House of Lords as it at present exists a Second Chamber constituted on a popular instead of hereditary basis, but such substitution cannot be immediately brought into operation.

Indeed, if this were the case, one might expect that ozone, a powerful inducer of pulmonary inflammation, would be able to cause even more substantial cardiovascular changes than PM, which has not been shown to date.

If, in fact, greater workloads increased the stress of facility staff, it could be argued that the intervention's measurable effects could have been even more substantial if the change in delivery policy had not occurred.

Changes for individual respondents were even more substantial.

For content of the athletic variety, it seems even more substantial.

"Lo," her first big orchestral statement, is even more substantial.

The Weather Channel's Ray Ban (his actual name) foresees far more substantial changes.

When the World Trade Center opened, its double Goliaths appeared even more substantial than our "Umpire State".

But even more substantial incentives are needed to wean Americans from excessive automobile use.

So the letrozole benefit came on top of the tamoxifen effect, making it even more substantial.

The corvée, or road-labour tax, made an even more substantial contribution.