Sentence examples for made is substantial from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, this study in patients with early chronic arthritis and a paid job showed that the occurrence of arthritis-related sick leave, before and directly after a diagnosis is made, is substantial.

He said he would ask his experts to review Panorama's analysis in detail and added: "If I feel the allegations that you made are substantial and serious, I will actively consider intervening.

The changes made to the Post-anaesthetic Care Record have been substantial and further revision may be required.

The difference this makes is quite substantial.

Hegel claims that works of "true humour," such as Laurence Sterne's Tristram Shandy (1759), succeed in making "what is substantial emerge out of contingency".

The sacrifices that patients were willing to make were the most substantial for the transfusion dependence state reflected by the 0.60 utility score.

The difference VAT makes can be substantial, as a document on Bupa's website entitled "Economic Attractiveness: home chemotherapy" illustrates.

The change from RNA to DNA and back to RNA is substantial and makes fighting against HIV challenging.

It is your right to have a copy of the police report they will make which can be substantial when you make a claim.

"I'm satisfied that what we've done is the right thing to do and I'm heartened by the progress we've made, which has been substantial".

Some progress has been made [governors have been sacked and new appointments made] but there are substantial changes still to be made".