Sentence examples for is substantial not from inspiring English sources
The underinclusion is substantial, not inconsequential.
And the menu is substantial, not just appetizers and entrees but also a half-dozen sides, some dishes to be shared, and an assortment of charcuterie or salumi (pick your ethnic term and allegiance).
First, there is general agreement that the overall burden of illness associated with HZ is substantial, not only for individuals who will develop PHN, but also during the prodromal and acute phases of HZ.
Those differences are substantial, not merely nominal or technical.
The salads are substantial, not too heavily dressed, and involve figs and beets and toasted pine nuts.
But the payoff will be substantial, not only for consumers but certainly for the economy over all".
Chrome's impact will be substantial, not just in its own right but also from its impact on the architecture of Firefox and most imprtantly the mobile space.
However, under-notification among foreigners was substantial not only in previously notified TB cases but also new TB cases.
The consequences of NA to immunosuppressives are substantial, not only clinically but also economically, jeopardizing transplant outcomes [ 4, 5, 39, 40].
Not only is "substantial support" not defined in the language of the act, but activists indicate that the meaning of "terrorism" itself has been stretched.
Fifteen percent appreciation over a year, which is substantial, is not unusual".
