Sentence examples for expected to be substantial from inspiring English sources

Any reduction in prices is not expected to be substantial.

In light of Goldman's record year in 2009, his bonus check is expected to be substantial.

And even when the snow comes around on Christmas Day it is not expected to be substantial.

GM has been unprofitable in Europe since 1999, and the division's losses this year are expected to be substantial.

Shennan's new role, which reflects a similar BBC drive in the arts, will mean extra money for music, but the amount is not expected to be substantial.

It is currently £7.85 an hour, but this year's increase – expected to be substantial, given the high rate of inflation – will be announced tomorrow.

The political effect is expected to be less substantial than the financial one.

With home-field advantage, Houston should be expected to be the substantial favorite this Sunday.

The report – which will be 2.6million words long - is published on 6 July, with what is expected to be a substantial executive summary.

The results are expected to be of substantial importance in the case of emerging and developing countries in designing exchange rate and inflation policies that affect the poverty levels of their population through the mechanism of remittances.

The best views of the phenomenon will be had along the north-west coast, southern Wales and southern parts of the Midlands, where there is expected to be a substantial enough break in the cloud.