Sentence examples for made any substantial from inspiring English sources

It is not surprising, as none of these polling companies has made any substantial change to their methods since then.

Fred Friendly, the former head of CBS News, asked Dwight Eisenhower in 1961 if he had made any substantial mistakes during his Presidency.

Some of the issues are longstanding ones, raised by researchers at other institutions who wonder whether the Media Lab's innovations have made any substantial impact.

"Applicant has not made any substantial payments on the loans," the judges wrote in a terse decision and an unusual rejection of the committee's recommendation.

But that was contested by Channel 4, which denied it had made any "substantial editorial changes" to the programme – Celebs, Brands and Fake Fans – before it went out.

"I don't believe we have made any substantial requests for adjustments because we believe the fees they have charged are appropriate to the task involved," he said.

"But on the other hand, the strategy front is very bad … I don't think either side can make any substantial concession to the other, so I don't expect the dialogue to substantially improve the situation".

The commission, however, adjourned without making any substantial proposals.

It is an issue of public health to which no individual or privatised response can make any substantial, meaningful contribution.

Zuckerberg lived to fight another day without making any substantial pledge to change the way Facebook operated.

Russell Group director-general Dr Wendy Piatt On the merging of research councils: "The government should be careful about making any substantial changes to a successful system.