Sentence examples for so substantial to from inspiring English sources

Updated knowledge of the magnitude of MDR-TB is so substantial to allocate resources, and to address prevention and control measures.

Therefore, current knowledge on the prevalence of MDR is so substantial to provide useful information on the implementation of standard chemotherapy regimens designed and recommended by WHO for tuberculosis patients who have or have not been treated previously.

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.

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".

It was a little jarring when I first noticed it, but it wasn't so substantial as to ruin the movie for me.

However, commercial microarrays are only available for a limited number of plant species and development costs are so substantial as to be prohibitive for most research groups.

For non-model plant species such as Musa where little sequence information is available, microarray development costs are so substantial as to be prohibitive for most groups working in the area.

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 council leaders said in a statement: "Although people in Bradford, Leeds and Wakefield voted against mayors in in 2012, the leaders agree the potential benefits are now so substantial they have a duty to residents to give it serious consideration.

Furthermore, the temperature in the plume above the level of condensation falls below −20°C, and reaches −40°C close to the plume top (Fig.  9b), so substantial ice formation is expected to occur within the plume leading to mixed phase conditions.