Sentence examples for of how substantial from inspiring English sources

"The issue remains of how substantial the review is.

Sunday's game was the first of three games that will give the Knicks — and the N.B.A. — a glimpse of how substantial the Knicks have become with Anthony.

Under federal regulations, universities and research institutions are required to look into every misconduct allegation that comes to them, regardless of how substantial (or insubstantial) it seems at first glance and regardless of where the allegation comes from.

Obama's offers of compromise, no matter how substantial, are rejected pro forma.

5) Experiments with transfection of BiP variants in CHO cells: how substantial is the over-expression of the transfected BiP?

The omission has been corrected 5) Experiments with transfection of BiP variants in CHO cells: how substantial is the over-expression of the transfected BiP?

Thus, a successful account of human cooperation must explain how substantial cultural variation among large groups (or equivalently substantial cultural relatedness within groups) arises and is maintained.

A central question in the evolutionary diversification of large, widespread, mobile mammals is how substantial differentiation can arise, particularly in the absence of topographic or habitat barriers to dispersal.

But with all this noise it can be tough to figure out how substantial the catalogues of rival services actually are.

Mention of the famously acquisitive Harry Ransom Centre in Austin led quickly to a suggestion of how the substantial funds needed for future prizes might be raised.

But as Congress considers whether and how to get rid of these agencies, consumers ought to be aware of how a substantial reduction in the government's role in housing finance could affect their ability to borrow in the future.