Sentence examples for every substantial from inspiring English sources

In those days when colonists were naming things, every substantial soggy place seemed to be imposing enough to be called a Great Swamp.

Is it a quasi-governmental regulator, one with authority over every substantial brokerage firm and most of the major companies in America?

Not every substantial American debut by an acclaimed European ensemble comes packaged with oversize fanfare, media hype and an obligatory guest appearance by Yo-Yo Ma. Yo-Yo Ma

Like every substantial building that has gone up in Manhattan in the past decade, Saana's design demonstrates the fecundity that occurs when the idea of context is distinguished from mere adjacency.

Every substantial tender will require months of management time: people to write specifications for services, people to scope how big the budget should be, and how to measure the quality of the work; how to involve the public who will use the service, and how to ensure fairness and equality of access.

Probably every substantial town had at least one such publication.

Yes, he has a lover and a dead-end job, lives in a dump of a squat, and has the respect of every morally substantial person he crosses.

If, as Thomas held, there is no plurality of forms here, but every natural substantial form, including biological forms, is simple, and its rational soul just is the form of the body, then no demonstration is possible at all, for the ability to learn is immediately in a human being through itself, so that to say that a human being is rational is to express a first principle.

Every year, substantial numbers of Australian swellsharks are caught as bycatch in the southeast Australian shark gillnet fishery, and more in bottom trawls and on longlines.

Every year, substantial crop loss occurs globally, as a result of bacterial, fungal, parasite and viral infections in rice.

In the mid 90s I was dealing in rare records, long before the internet made every obscure but substantial title in every cool genre a known, digitized collectible.