Sentence examples for far more substantially from inspiring English sources

"There's broad demand for the US dollar against a range of Asian currencies on the expectation that the PBoC is going to let its currency depreciate far more substantially over the next few weeks and months," he said.

Mr. Lautenberg's death last week inspired some fine eulogies from Senate colleagues, but they could honor him far more substantially by letting his bill, S. 34, see the light of floor debate.

As there were so few resulting Vortigaunts in the city, the developers instead decided to involve the Vortigaunts far more substantially in the sections of the game taking place in the countryside surrounding the city.

Nascent signs of life in the spring selling season are welcome, but it will take a far stronger economy, or far more aggressive antiforeclosure efforts, to substantially rebuild lost equity anytime soon.

By 2000, the estate tax had been substantially weakened: far more assets were exempted ($675,000, or just under $1 million in today's dollars), with a top marginal rate of 55percentt.

Allowing the renminbi to rise substantially would be far more effective.

Raise the allowances substantially to take far more people out of tax, and spend in all the other ways available, such as higher winter fuel allowances and help for those falling victim to foreclosure and repossession.

Although such a deal would help spur the global economy, the scale of the negotiations has been cut back substantially from the far more ambitious "Doha Round" of trade talks, which dragged on for a decade before finally collapsing in 2011.

The economy has changed substantially since then, becoming far more technology-driven, more productive and more sensitive to the ups and downs of the stock market.

For hexanucleotides there are 46 = 4096 possible combinations resulting in large vectors containing far more detail, but also the requirement of substantially larger amounts of DNA.

In addition, the Senate bill provides substantially more money, and in far more imaginative ways, for conservation programs that all farmers can benefit from, not just the big players.