Sentence examples for so substantial as from inspiring English sources

Nothing so substantial as this can be said of Kennedy or Lodge.

A good breakfast means lunch doesn't need to be so substantial as to make you sleepy afterwards.

AT the time of his death in 1988, Raymond Carver's influence on the American short story was so substantial as to render his actual stories almost unreadable.

provide guidance with respect to the types of interests that are not so substantial as to be deemed likely to affect the integrity of the services the Government may expect from the employee.

But in another concurring opinion, Justice Scalia said the fact that a restriction may have existed at the date of acquisition "should have no bearing upon the determination of whether the restriction is so substantial as to constitute a taking".

But the fact, of course, is that the problems involved in winning acceptance of any change as fundamental as this one would appear to be so numerous and so substantial as to preclude its further consideration by any but writers of typographical journal articles or textbooks.

Chief Justice Roberts, applying the more rigorous standard he outlined, said that the risks identified by the inmates were not "so substantial or imminent as to amount to an Eighth Amendment violation".

The systemic side effects of this particular kind of drugs are substantial as well, so localized treatment is probably the only feasible way.

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

But mostly, Mrs. Sweet is depicted as "so substantial, so vivid, so full of the thing called life" that "she was her soul and her soul was herself".

The corporate world is constantly changing, but from time to time the change is so substantial, we talk about it as a paradigm shift.