Sentence examples for fairly substantial number from inspiring English sources

"It already has a fairly substantial number of people using the site [a reported 1.5 million people a month] and they can potentially take advantage of that.

But on the question of whether a fairly substantial number of troops should stay there for a long time to come, there is no real space between them.

Earlier this week, Business Secretary Vince Cable has Treasury ministers held a "fairly substantial number" of meetings with the Co-op Bank over a plan for it to take over branches of Lloyds.

He adds: "Our goal would be to be in fairly substantial number of facilities in one geography, at least where we can start proving what the gross facility benefits are — for example picking out flu trends before they happen, picking out new diseases as they're coming to the area — so we can start helping different systems which have silos of data derive benefit from each other as well".

Second, in some cases we had fairly substantial number of samples coupled with reasonable within genetic group COI-5P variation such that population inferences were not unreasonable (e.g., Pylaiella washingtoniensis; Figure  4).

"You've really had years of fairly substantial numbers of students coming out of the better schools," said Conrad Harper, a partner at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett in New York.

Buffalo now still seem to migrate in smaller numbers across areas with fairly substantial human settlements, e.g. along rivers, but the reduced connectivity between the protected areas seems to affect its dispersal.

The numbers on this financing are fairly substantial.

It is notable that a large number of animals was required to detect even fairly substantial increases in HSV-2 susceptibility (see Sample size calculations in Results).

The delay contains a fairly substantial natural component, primarily due to the time it takes to increase the number of infectives in the source region sufficiently to make the chance of a recently infected traveler appreciable (Figure 3A), and the time (D 2) it takes for a local epidemic in the at-risk country to gather momentum following successful seeding (Figure 4A).

Autism spectrum disorders are now recognized to be a fairly common condition, affecting almost 1% of children, and so there will be a substantial number of coincidences in which vaccination seems to trigger the condition.