Sentence examples for really substantially from inspiring English sources

The risks are really substantially mitigated".

"A good future would look like… we really substantially transferred to sustainable generation and consumption of electricity," Musk said.

"Whether... you decide to stay where you are or go somewhere else,... the only judgment that will really substantially affect your career prospects is research productivity".

One could try to refute it by showing that any one of the putative ancient asexuals has really substantially adaptively evolved or diversified in a purely asexual state.

A major research programme is needed into OM biogenesis and physiology in Eobacteria to see whether it is really substantially more primitive than that of glycobacteria, as I have argued.

There is also doubt that ObTape really was substantially equivalent.

To have a case, Mr. Vernon said, "What you need is essentially two things: You need a disability that really interferes substantially with a major life activity, and then you need your companion animal to be medically helpful".

For we are not there really or substantially, but only virtually or intentionally" (Q37 ad 13, p. 672).

And it seems despite the success of the likes of Jack Ashley and David Blunkett, the political representation of disabled people hasn't really improved substantially in recent years.

The performance of both the SL and the WL estimators for n = 10 does not really vary substantially from the case of n > 10. Figure 1a depicts the measure I in function of σ for the three probabilistic distributions considered for θ.

And there is, in fact, growing evidence that the Internet really has contributed substantially to our recent prosperity.