Sentence examples for significantly from where from inspiring English sources

Ms. Berman predicted NBC will be "down significantly from where they were with 'Friends".' Mr. Zucker predicted the opposite.

Not only is that figure up significantly from where it was when CNN last polled it in January (when it stood at 50 percent).

5.03pm: National primary polls are pretty worthless at this point but even so, Gallup finds Rick Santorum getting a very big boost from his Iowa near-win: Gallup interviewing Wednesday and Thursday night – after Santorum's strong showing in Iowa – shows his support at 21%, up significantly from where he was last month.

"The final proposals on the new NHS pension scheme released today have changed significantly from where the negotiations first started," said Christina McAnea, the union's head of health.

And just as the story has advanced significantly from where we found the residents of Westeros when "GoT" debuted, the show itself has made a great leap forward, not just in ambition, but in execution.

Later in this show, by the way, there will be a segment on new graduates entering the job market, and maybe it will be mentioned that the current unemployment crisis will keep their long-term earning power down significantly from where it ordinarily should be.

David: I'll go with 5 points, significantly down from where it is now.

He said the package of measures expected from President Hu would take Chinese emissions "very significantly away from where they would have been and are".

In the sample containing all three dopants, the peaks of V P, V Sb and V As could be separated but the DLTS "signatures" of these E-centers differed significantly from those where only one or two E-centers were present.

In Kenya, the EPP/Spectrum incidence was stable at approximately 1% from 2000 2003 and declined significantly from 2003 2007, where incidence was estimated at 0.7% (Figure 1).

This differs significantly from Swift where the background subtraction and thresholding varies smoothly across the image, adapting for local intensity variation.