Sentence examples for for very substantial from inspiring English sources

"We're hoping for very substantial merchandise tie-ins".

"We can now see that British power plants are responsible for very substantial emissions of classic air pollutants – nitrogen oxides and sulphur oxides – and for the average European, that translates into more chronic illnesses like bronchitis, heart disease and asthma, and more premature deaths," she said.

Furious at the Barclays' tactics, Paddy McKillen, an Irish property developer who remains a minority shareholder in Coroin, the fought-over hotel holding company, has taken his case to court, claiming that the brothers improperly arranged for "very substantial sums" to be paid to the wife of fellow shareholder Derek Quinlan in a side deal to ensure that they won control of the business.

Although PCAST called for "very substantial mitigation," its report declined to recommend the idea of putting a price on carbon pollution, a centerpiece of climate legislation that Congress rejected earlier in Obama's term-or the administration's pending decision on whether to permit the controversial Keystone XL oil pipeline from Canada.

In November, Fed Chair Janet Yellen said that regulators were asking for "very substantial changes" to these living wills.

"This transaction apparently was not disclosed to or authorized by the board, involved a transfer of very substantial value for insufficient consideration, and appears inconsistent with governing accounting rules," the committee concluded.

Board chairman Dilwyn Roberts, a Conwy councillor, said: "We believe such a study will help the Welsh government, the Wales Office and the many AMs and MPs who support rail modernisation and electrification in north Wales to make a strong case to the Department for Transport and the Treasury for the very substantial investment that will be required".

In particular, it is lobbying for a very substantial slice of New York's $54 billion request for federal aid, he said.

It has lobbied the European commission, so far unsuccessfully, for "a very substantial cut to the CAP budget".

"We expected to see some denial money, but it looks like Peabody is the treasury for a very substantial part of the climate denial movement".

"Now that the losses in health coverage are impacting more middle-class and working families," Mr. Pollack said, "this issue becomes one of self-interest for a very substantial part of the population".