Sentence examples for in a substantially from inspiring English sources

"One of the most important tasks of American statecraft over the next decade will be to lock in a substantially increased investment – diplomatic, economic, strategic, and otherwise – in this region".

This substantial transfer of Giardia resulted in a substantially greater calculated risk for being diagnosed with giardiasis.

I first heard Dye's name while sailing in a substantially bigger boat to St Kilda.

Greece is in a substantially worse situation than it was last week".

Though Harlem had a large Jewish population, the Roths lived in a substantially Irish neighborhood.

Looking back over 2007, Mr. Crocker said Iraq was ending the year "in a substantially better place than where it began," citing the reduction in violence in particular.

"We think that this will put us in a substantially stronger position than the current regulatory scheme," said Michele Davis, a Treasury Department spokeswoman.

The figure puts the government on track to turn in a substantially smaller deficit this year than last year, when it totaled $319 billion for the full year.

Tad Devine, who was senior adviser to Mr. Kerry, said Mr. Obama was in a substantially stronger position than Mr. Kerry was.

Instead, officials attributed it to expanded H.I.V. testing and treatment, which resulted in a substantially reduced death rate from H.I.V. and AIDS.

In a substantially recast production, Steffan Rhodri as Labour's deputy chief whip and Nathaniel Parker as his Tory opposite number touchingly show that grudging respect is possible between ideological rivals.