Sentence examples for generating a substantial from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile EE remains committed to generating a substantial annual dividend.

Foreseeing a problem when Avalon Harbor is fully leased and generating a substantial increase in traffic, Thomas Bruccoleri, Stamford's transportation planner, said, "We've put out a request for consultants to suggest solutions".

Last month's earthquake in the New Zealand city has forced the administrators to think differently about the fixture schedule, and if this game succeeds in capturing northern hearts and minds while generating a substantial six-figure sum for charity, it will be considered a worthwhile venture, albeit one forged in the fires of tragedy.

Halide binding forms a specific nonfluorescent complex generating a substantial drop of the fluorescence via static quenching.

However, at a certain concentration of surfactant, the presence of NaCl salt (up to a certain concentration) may promote the surfactant migration toward the interfacial layer from the bulk phase, generating a substantial decrease in the IFT between oil water (Schechter and Wade 1976; Bera et al. 2014a, b, c).

One subject (upper panels) bore a spherical mammary carcinoma over the right shoulder generating a substantial bioluminescent signal sufficient to suppress the normally significant background signal generated by the kidneys.

Studies over the past decade have generated a substantial body of data on typical MeHg exposure within the general U.S. population (e.g., McDowell et al. 2004) and have evaluated the associated population-level risks (Mahaffey et al. 2004).

King noted in its filing that "a small number of games currently generate a substantial majority of our revenue".

The company's chief executive, Brian Sroub, said Chipshot generated a substantial portion of its revenues by selling its own brand.

In the middle of the 1990s the islands suffered a severe economic crisis, which generated a substantial emigration to Denmark.

By now, Munchausen syndrome by proxy, or M.S.B.P., has generated a substantial body of literature — more than four hundred journal articles, and numerous books and essay collections.