Sentence examples for how substantial the from inspiring English sources

"The issue remains of how substantial the review is.

But many do not realise just how substantial the costs can be.

That we've never acceded to the person claiming a religious exemption, a belief in how substantial the burden might be.

Beeton mentions how substantial the result will be: "sufficient for 7 or 8 persons"; "sufficient for a small dish".

What has yet to be established is how substantial the Iranian involvement was" — in other words, whether it had been promoted and sanctioned by the Iranian government.

The Cabinet Office said the redactions had been made for national security reasons, but it was not immediately clear how substantial the cuts have been.

The question is how substantial this 'transitional' role should be and how long it can be usefully served given the UK's ambitious and legally binding carbon budgets.

FitBit's IPO is perhaps the most shining example of how substantial that market and movement has become.

Little did I know quite how substantial that reversal of fortunes might be.

5) Experiments with transfection of BiP variants in CHO cells: how substantial is the over-expression of the transfected BiP?

The omission has been corrected 5) Experiments with transfection of BiP variants in CHO cells: how substantial is the over-expression of the transfected BiP?