Sentence examples for process of substantial from inspiring English sources

"The E.U. is calling for an orderly transition through a broad-based government, leading to a genuine process of substantial democratic reform with full respect of the rule of law, human rights and fundamental freedoms," she said.

The role of the critic (a term I've never much liked, though my preferred "reporter" is regarded by some as a bit of a cop out) is in a process of substantial transformation, as digital dialogue with readers makes the relationship much more of a two-way street.

The strike was successful as it initiated a process of substantial salary increases for all health workers in Tanzania.

However, there is culminating evidence for a participation of NTs in several pathological processes of substantial medical interest.

But Bloomberg TV is in the process of a substantial revamp and relaunch.

Although overall improvements were observed for most processes of care, substantial variation in quality of care remains among hospital departments treating patients with incident HF in Denmark.

What's more, based on this growth, we've also been hearing that HealthTap is in the process of raising a substantial Series B. So stay tuned.

Lightneer CEO Lauri Järvilehto says that the company is in the process of raising a "substantial" seed round that should be closed in coming weeks, and that it will reveal details of its first game by the end of the year, with the first version of the app to launch in 2016.

Facebook's Poke is a standalone app for impermanent messaging; the interface and features are very similar to Snapchat, a young startup that sees 50 million photos shared per day and is in the process of raising a substantial funding round from Benchmark Capital.

The results of this process show substantial savings of almost 30percentt of the investment initially planned for the purchase of the vehicles.

In the category of "biological process", a substantial percent of isotigs (22.8%) and singletons (18.8%) were classified in sub-category 'metabolic process'.