Sentence examples for not be substantial from inspiring English sources

That being said, the impact of these data on the estimate may not be substantial because this is a small population.

Because this year's changes affect only doctors younger than 47, any near-term savings will not be substantial.

Since there is no longer a requirement for small companies to submit their accounts to independent audit, the difference in accounting costs will generally not be substantial.

He said profit growth over the next two years would not be substantial and was "subject to vulnerabilities" and that Four Seasons' ability to raise money by selling off property was diminishing.

The immediate impact on the rents at 1520 Sedgwick will not be substantial, because buildings built before 1974 that are removed from the Mitchell-Lama program are generally subject to rent stabilization.

Implicating Phelps would require the testimony of several witnesses, McCulloch said, because a photograph of him holding a pipe would not be substantial enough to stand up in court.

"The sublease market has not been substantial and there's very little turnover".

"The problem is that there has not been substantial growth in the size of the audience," Mr. Gill said.

Mr. O'Horgan's income, primarily from author royalties his agent negotiated on "Superstar" (he received a "conceived by" credit), has not been substantial for years.

Although government departments have made some purchases through Cloudstore since it went live in February, they have not been substantial deals.

In addition, there has not been substantial improvement in the last 40 years.