Sentence examples for had not been substantial from inspiring English sources

On the issue of profit from Beck's mark WIPO ruled that there had not been substantial commercial activity to warrant this particular claim.

"The sublease market has not been substantial and there's very little turnover".

"The problem is that there has not been substantial growth in the size of the audience," Mr. Gill said.

Although government departments have made some purchases through Cloudstore since it went live in February, they have not been substantial deals.

Mr. O'Horgan's income, primarily from author royalties his agent negotiated on "Superstar" (he received a "conceived by" credit), has not been substantial for years.

But Lord Justice Sullivan disagreed and added the warning: "If, as I have concluded, an SEA is required and there has not been substantial compliance with the SEA Directive, it would be difficult to think of a more egregious breach of the Directive given the scale of the HS2 project and the likely extent of its effects on the environment".

In addition, there has not been substantial improvement in the last 40 years.

Banks have made some attempt to tap the rural and semi-urban markets but their efforts have not been substantial or adequate.

However, the impact of condoms has not been substantial in many areas, due to very low and/or inconsistent use among those at risk.

In the dental literature, computerised voice recognition methods have been found to be significantly slower than traditional examiner/recorder methods, although differences in error rates have not been substantial [ 29].

Since the previous survey also found 20 30% of children in the same region had a perforated TM, it would appear that there have not been substantial improvements over the last 25 years.