Sentence examples for so substantially that from inspiring English sources

Childhood health improved so substantially that, by the 1920's, the first cases of childhood obesity began to appear.

"The reason is that the market price of housing has increased so substantially that we have not been granting reductions as we used to.

Indeed, Mr. Bush plans to increase spending so substantially that a group of conservative Republicans has complained that he has undermined the party's historic commitment to smaller government.

The income gap between affluent and both middle- and low-income families has been growing so substantially that an additional $1,000 won't help much.

"Overall, it has become apparent to the company that the basis on which lenders are willing to provide financing against the company's collateral has changed so substantially that a successful refinancing is not possible," Carlyle Capital said.

To get a grant, "FEMA has to believe your house is damaged so substantially that there's no area in your house you can live in," says Saundra Brown, a lawyer whose home in Houston was flooded.

Because my comprehension of the relevant issues diverges so substantially from that of the Court it is necessary for me to discuss separately my view as to the proper disposition of each of these three cases.

Instead, she said, the case hinges on showing that the girl was so substantially impaired that she could not consent to sex and that the defendants exploited the knowledge of her impairment.

Mark A. Willis, a research fellow at the Furman Center who helped analyze the data, said he was concerned that the private sector was not ready to increase lending so substantially, and that this reluctance would have made financing even harder to get.

Isn't it ironic that the refugee crisis that has so substantially fed into Central Europe's rejection of Western liberalism can be traced to Vladimir Putin's policy of support for Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, including frequent bombardment of civilian population centers by both Russian-supplied Syrian forces and the Russian military itself?

Some may argue that this doesn't matter; that here, for once, the tax burden that falls so substantially on the middle classes funds a middle-class activity.