Sentence examples for going substantially from inspiring English sources

Without having actual equipment to test the battery, I can tell you that it definitely "feels" like I'm going substantially longer between charges.

However, we would argue that doing this involves going substantially beyond the traditional focus of public health on simply identifying underlying causes, to developing the tools needed to understand these determinants as they manifest themselves across time and space.

Still, most energy analysts said it was too soon to predict that crude and gasoline prices would go substantially higher.

And we would need to go substantially beyond a 25-40 per cent cut in emissions to be sure of success.

The bill is likely to go substantially further than the previous assault weapons ban, which was passed in 1994 and allowed to lapse 10 years later.

Similarly, nobody should have expected the pope's words at Yad Vashem, the Holocaust memorial outside Jerusalem, to have gone substantially beyond the guarded apology for the church's historical anti-Semitic sins that he issued in a sermon two weeks ago.

The ambassador has made similar comments in the past, but he went substantially further on Sunday, reflecting growing worries among Western diplomats over Mr. Karzai's repeated denunciations of the allied coalition.

The past two weeks, when Mr. Wood and Mr. Scott of the BBC were holed up in Homs and broadcasting during the Syrian government's bombardment of the city, "it's gone substantially above the average," Mr. Williams said, reiterating in his mind the value of original reporting.

Perhaps the new generation of ODMS startups providing dry cleaning and laundry delivery will go substantially further than CleanSleeves.

So while the original Human Genome Project provided the sequence of letters that make up the DNA code, ENCODE appeared to have gone substantially further and told us what all these different letters actually do.

The introduction also states the main message of the book: So while the original Human Genome Project provided the sequence of letters that make up the DNA code, ENCODE appeared to have gone substantially further and told us what all these different letters actually do.