Sentence examples for now substantially in from inspiring English sources

Those farms are now "substantially" in the negative, she said.

This flies in the face of everything we know about the Republican Party -- a political faction now substantially in thrall to extremists whose own base has made repeatedly clear that compromise is for weaklings.

Canaccord said: A potential bid from Bunge is now substantially greater in our view, given Tate's lowered valuation, a strong US dollar, low interest rates, a good strategic fit and shareholder dissatisfaction with Tate.

The rules governing the balance of power between incumbents and outside shareholders are now substantially tilted in favor of insiders — both relative to earlier times and to other countries — rather than outside shareholders.

These storms could just be picking up more moisture from an Atlantic that is now substantially warmer than in past decades.

Then, as Peter Galbraith writes in The New York Review of Books, President Bush facilitates "the takeover of a large part of the country by an Iranian-backed militia," with the ironic twist that "there is now substantially more personal freedom in Iran than in Southern Iraq".

We shall now substantially weaken the convexity assumptions in Theorem 17.

While still a robust rate, the U.S. monetary inflation rate is now substantially off its highs and in a decelerating trend.

I am in agreement with the Court, ante at 817-818, that Virginia's statute cannot properly be invalidated on grounds of overbreadth, [n1] given that the sole prosecution which has ever been brought under this now substantially altered statute is that now in issue.

Upstate New York is now substantially subsidized by taxes collected downstate, in areas which have financial problems of their own.

With half a million burghers in the Commonwealth now substantially enfranchised, political power became more equally distributed, but little was done about the less politically conscious and active classes, such as the Jews and peasants.