Sentence examples for seen as substantial from inspiring English sources

Congress, informed by years of hearings, painted with a broad brush, defining disability as "a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more of the major life activities," without specifying what those activities are or in what way a limitation should be seen as "substantial".

Historically, the influence of these marred confessors has been seen as substantial, but recent scholarship has called this into question.

For errors below 20% performances stayed relatively close to the values for zero error estimate, which can be seen as substantial errors.

At the very least, investors may want a guarantee of greater reward for taking on what they see as substantial risk.

"Just that one little act that I did was seen as so substantial".

Grand Ayatollah Yousef Sanei, another pro-reformist critic of the regime and a putative successor to Montazeri, is seen as less substantial.

The CDU's poor showings will not necessarily be seen as a substantial blow to the chancellor's leadership partly because, during the campaign, CDU candidates in all three states had distanced themselves to varying degrees from their leader's strategy for the refugee crisis.

According to an ontological viewpoint, symmetries are seen as a substantial part of the physical world: the symmetries of theories represent properties existing in nature, or characterize the structure of the physical world.

Healthcare providers were seen as a substantial barrier to care.

The CDTA-soluble polyuronides from both PG1as-41 and PG1as-275 were considerably larger than in the 'Royal Gala' control, seen as a substantial shift in the peak average molecular weight to higher molecular mass.

The maximum differential connectivity by this differential co-expression definition is 2 (i.e +1 – –1) and + 1.1 can be seen as very substantial, even though the co-expression values in the two breeds could be seen as somewhat modest when taken in isolation.