Sentence examples for she substantially from inspiring English sources

Instead of just trimming and paring, she substantially reconceived the whole script.

She first sought $300 million in damages, but in an amended complaint last year, she substantially reduced her claim to $10 million.

It's easy to imagine Mantel a year or so from now, sitting at her desk with its sea view on the top floor of her flat in a former hotel in Budleigh Salterton in Devon, mourning the execution of the man whom she substantially created.

Not only did she "not cause the producers any financial damage but rather she substantially contributed to the ultimate success of the musical," according the document, filed by lawyers for Ms. Taylor against the lead producers, Michael Cohl and Jeremiah J. Harris, and Glen Berger, with whom she collaborated on the show's book.

She substantially contributed to the conception and design of the study and data collection instruments and research procedures; drafted and revised the manuscript.

She loves the person she's substantially imagined on the page, making him – though nasty, brutish and short – utterly seductive, witty, multilingual and, two-thirds of the way into her version of his story at least, apparently indestructible.

The lower courts had accepted Ms. Abbott's argument that the "major life activity" in which she was "substantially limited" was reproduction; she testified that her decision not to have children was based both on her fear of passing the virus to a baby and of not living long enough to rear a child.

Case in point: I installed a Ring doorbell at my Mom's house so that she could see visitors outside her door, but she became substantially less enthusiastic about the device after she started getting alerts 25 times (or more) per day all of them triggered by squirrels, the mail carrier, lawn care workers and other harmless actors.

Her solo vehicles, such as Tammy and Spy, have performed well at the box office and seeing as she is the only talent in them, she benefits substantially from their success".

It's not that she's better than Rapace; more that she's substantially different.

However, this explanation fails because she was substantially slower in the Stroop task and in lexical decision, and yet in these tasks she showed a substantial effect of conflict.