Sentence examples for made very substantial from inspiring English sources

"We should be acknowledging that they've made very substantial progress.

"We have made very substantial progress," said Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts, the senior Democrat on the education committee.

"We've made very substantial advances," said Interior Minister Diodoro Carrasco Altamirano, summing up a slide show and his three colleagues' reports, delivered in an auditorium at the Interior Ministry.

"It will not have escaped your notice that we have made very substantial savings in respect of superannuation and so we have made savings in tax and that contributes to the cost of the – the notional cost anyway – of the company tax cuts," he said.

Competition from Upjohn and General Mills, which had together made very substantial improvements in the production of progesterone from stigmasterol, forced the price of Mexican progesterone to less than $0.15 per gram in 1957.

If the situation has not changed in a few years, Berkshire's chairman says, the company might look to make "very substantial" payments to shareholders.

Between the years 2000 and 2011, Rangers entered into side-letter arrangements with a large number of its professional players under which Oldco Rangers undertook to make very substantial payments to an offshore employee benefit remuneration trust, with the intent that they should be used to fund payments to be made to such players in the form of loans.

The banks make very real and substantial fees off the merchants on each and every transaction charged, the cost of which is indirectly passed on to the consumer doing the charging in the form of higher prices to cover the operating costs.

Regardless of what happened previously, we have made very, very, very substantial progress in that investigation".

Latin America and Africa too have very substantial endowments.

These failures have very substantial economic consequences.