Sentence examples for form a substantial from inspiring English sources

But those movements run together with only one break to form a substantial, 25-minute work.

While we're at it, how many people does it take to form "a substantial group" on a stoop?

Indeed, Trollope's five Irish novels form a substantial mini-oeuvre of tragedy, comedy, melodrama and social realism.

Shaw, Highbridge and Renaissance often form a substantial portion of daily trading on the New York Stock Exchange.

Israeli Arabs form a substantial chunk of the Israeli leftists who are disinclined to take part in the election on Feb. 6.

But evidently, increases in taxes on dividends — which form a substantial portion of his own income — are not among those he might support.

So Mr Edwards's decision to highlight trade differences weirdly helped him with those doing well who could form a substantial block in the general election.

Most delegations say the council is out of date in not giving enough seats -- and no permanent seats -- to the developing countries that form a substantial numerical majority in the General Assembly.

Subsidised tickets for poor families outside of London will form a "substantial portion" of all those sold for the 2012 Olympic Games in London, Tessa Jowell has told The Independent.

It was an evisceration at times on the Spanish east coast and though the England injury toll must form a substantial part of the consideration, the game told us that we must wait longer than next summer for a maturing of the great young talents at the nation's disposal.

One type of earning that is not explained by the neoclassical theory of distribution is profit, a circumstance that is especially awkward because profits form a substantial part of national income (20 25 percent); they are an important incentive to production and risk taking as well as being an important source of funds for investment.