Sentence examples for provide substantially more from inspiring English sources
We should provide substantially more money to help Russia dismantle nuclear weapons and safely dispose of bomb-grade fissile materials.
We now need to provide substantially more social housing, to accommodate up to one in four of all UK households.
Nearby, 12 simple but tasteful wood-and-stone bungalows provide substantially more comfort, with air-conditioning, bathrooms and daily maid service.
Re "The Riders Pay" (editorial, Sept. 8): You are right; New York City and State must provide substantially more money for our subways and buses.
They are lighter, can be recharged faster and more often, and provide substantially more power than other batteries of the same size.
And while your local supermarket pushes those same familiar bottles, independent stores will still provide substantially more selection and be better able to seek out smaller, even very limited producers, like the guy who makes just 40 cases a year of really good lambrusco.
In addition, the Senate bill provides substantially more money, and in far more imaginative ways, for conservation programs that all farmers can benefit from, not just the big players.
The results, and their repeatability, demonstrate that real-time monitoring of pharmaceutical tablet coating is not only possible but also provides substantially more information of the coating quality than the standard quality control method.
However, the situation is more favourable with heavier body masses because it provides substantially more total muscle power and much greater glide speed once the animal begins soaring.
We found that haplotypes did not provide an advantage at smaller QTL sizes, but at the largest QTL size investigated, SlideWin3 provided substantially more power than the single SNP analysis (Table 3).
Note that the filtered set of B>M probes provided substantially more benefit for Method II than for Method I. Consequently, rigorous filtering of probes is more critical when using a single hybridization (Method II) than when data from multiple hybridizations (Method I) are available.
