Sentence examples for it the substantial from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Delaney sees it, the substantial expense involved in the paintings and lithographs -- an estimated $250,000 so far, not counting staff time -- serves a distinctive marketing purpose.

Or as George Friedman, an American foreign affairs specialist, put it, "the substantial change in America's place in the world that Europeans and his supporters entertained has not materialized".

Increasing demands on shorter lead times in development and production (time-to-market) while broadening the diversification of the product spectrum, and with it the substantial gains on functionality, safety and reliability, but also quality and cost savings, lead to extensive multi-criteria analyses and optimization processes on a high degree of complexity.

As a result, only 174 of the 11,200 applications brought in 2011 made it to the substantial review stage.

For some patents the government pays cash bonuses; for others it covers the substantial cost of filing.

I read "Young Love: The Good, the Bad and the Educational" with dismay, as it ignores the substantial number of teenagers dealing with same-sex desire in their formative years.

It was the substantial advance and film options on the first Molly book - rumoured to total around £1m - that paid for the three-storey house and its designer renovation.

The former affects (a particular) matter and, together with it, brings the substantial composite (or hoc aliquid) into existence.

The cable industry called Wyden's bill "ill-conceived" and said it "ignores the substantial pro-consumer benefits of usage-based pricing".

The higher segregation distortion in OxG is not surprising as it reflects the substantial genetic divergence and unequal levels of heterozygosity in the two parental palm species.

Information Technology (IT) has the substantial potential to contribute to improving access to care, lowering overall costs, and streamlining operational efficiencies in the health system.