Sentence examples for may be more substantial from inspiring English sources

"Losses of nutrients during fresh storage may be more substantial than consumers realize" and may not be reflected on nutrition labels.

First, the Republican concerns may be more substantial than previously reported, in which case someone with more expertise than Mr McConnell needs to explain what they are.

Nevada's unemployment rate, the highest in the country, has imperilled Harry Reid, the Democrats' majority leader in the Senate.The industrial Midwest has been similarly battered, and Democratic losses there may be more substantial.

Its utility may be more substantial in the pre-hospital setting where no other hemoglobin measurement tool is available.

Therefore, left lobe hypertrophy as a percentage change from baseline volume may be more substantial and therefore more obvious.

As we have shown, if non-heritable variation is dominant, the downward mean reversion may be more substantial than the ultimate increase in steady state expression arising from stringent selection.

GEMS was based on prevalent cases of MS (mean duration of disease 17 years) and recall bias may therefore be more substantial than in EIMS.

Perhaps by the time you serve coffee, they may prove to be more substantial.

But analysts caution that electric cars' breakthrough in 2011 may be more symbolic than substantial.

Consistent with the conclusion that these positive findings may be more apparent than real is a substantial body of literature reflecting far fewer differences between atypical and conventional antipsychotic drugs than initially suggested [ 48].

In this context, the concept of "substantial equivalence" may be more appropriate.