Sentence examples for more substantial part from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately the level of cash and further operational restructuring required to rescue a more substantial part of the business was too much risk for most interested parties," he said.

Simmons had a more substantial part in "Tiny Furniture," the 2010 independent feature that brought Lena Dunham to the attention of Apatow and other film and television satraps in New York, Los Angeles, and points east, west, north, and south.

After all, when music writing pulled away from showbiz froth to become more substantial, part of the point was to have the ambition to draw lines from bands to art movements and obscure bits of history.

However, David McCorquodale, corporate finance partner at KPMG, who led the sales process, said the level of cash and further operational restructuring required to rescue a more substantial part of the business was too much risk for most interested parties.

Looking at the paintings, which are clearly the more substantial part of the exhibition, one is torn between marveling at the artist's facility with a brush and wondering at what kinds of thoughts prompted him to restrict his palette to black and white paint.

Although the study was carried out for the entire West Java, a more substantial part of it was dedicated to analyzing the HFD distribution in the onshore Northwest Java Basin area (Fig. 1).

Six years, and many more substantial parts later, 28-year-old Joseph Fiennes is emerging as a name to reckon with on his own.

Hoping to secure more substantial parts, she set up her own production company in 1946, but within three years she returned to her exotic stock-in-trade in Cecil B. DeMille's Samson and Delilah (1949), her most commercially successful film.

She later tackled more substantial parts in television miniseries, playing legendary actress Brooke Hayward in "Haywire" (1980) and a businesswoman in "Noble House" (1988), based on the James Clavell saga of love and intrigue in Hong Kong.

Shatner spent the ensuing several years playing supporting roles before assuming more-substantial parts, in a range of classic plays.

The be-ribboned flock incorporated the original artistic work in more than "substantial part", no doubt, but there was no "reproduction" in any legal sense, any more than there was "reproduction" when the appellants in this case contributed blank canvas to the "combination" of ink layer and canvas.