Sentence examples for most substantial to from inspiring English sources

Begun in 1913, it is one of several similar projects ongoing in Europe of which the British dictionary is the most substantial to have been completed.

Though the company cut 100 jobs in 2017, 2019's layoffs are BuzzFeed's most substantial to date.

The finishing touches are being put to their most substantial scheme to date: Islington Square, a 23-unit social-housing project in east Manchester designed for Manchester Methodist Housing Association as part of Urban Splash's New Islington project.

The framework was developed as an algorithmic model to prioritize infectious diseases posing the most substantial threats to deployed U.S. military forces and to guide research and development.

From 1741 to 1744 Johnson's most substantial contribution to The Gentleman's Magazine was a series of speeches purporting to represent the actual debates in the House of Commons.

While petroleum and natural gas continue to make the most substantial contributions to the national economy, services are a growth area, especially in the tourist sector.

Equipoise is the key concern amongst treating surgeons, and appears to be the most substantial barrier to research.

The discovery of the sarin-filled shell appears to offer some of the most substantial evidence to date that Mr. Hussein did not destroy all of the banned chemical agent, as he claimed before the war last year.

On 7 December 1345, Walter was appointed (provided) as Archdeacon of Dunblane, his most substantial benefice to date, but the appointment does not appear to have been carried through.

The most substantial contribution to navigation that the river makes is supplying water to the far busier Mississippi, into which the Missouri empties just north of St . Louis

A20 Indian Troops to Pull Back The Indian government said it would pull back troops from its border with Pakistan in its most substantial step to reduce a military buildup that helped bring the two nations to the brink of war.