Sentence examples for substantial does from inspiring English sources

Theresa May, the home secretary, said: "The change in the threat level to substantial does not mean the overall threat has gone away – there remains a real and serious threat against the United Kingdom".

In the first case, the population adapts to the new threshold, that is, +/+ cells increase in frequency and fitness increases - the opposite of the scope of the drug; only if the threshold increase is substantial does the +/+ type go extinct (Fig.  7).

His accomplishments, while noteworthy and substantial, did nothing to counteract the nation's lurch to the right.

(Cox's drop in ratings, although substantial, didn't obviate the fact that, in her heyday, she got more listeners than both Ball and the feted God of Mornings, Chris Evans).

Outside the arena of national security, the Presidency is a weak office; to get anything substantial done, the person in the Oval Office has to put together coalitions, bringing along powerful people and interest groups.

It is one of the few countries in the world that can actually get something substantial done.

The material rewards of the tour, though reportedly substantial, did not transform the family's lifestyle, and Leopold continued in the Prince-Archbishop's service.

While the rewards to be gained from these "technical aspects" are substantial, don't let them overshadow the real value, which is working with other people and being part of something.

You are in this conversation regardless of whether or not you choose to pay attention to it, so the question becomes: How rich and substantial do you want your conversation with the world to be?

Differences in log ferritin values between patients with and without CAD who had the L/L genotype, although substantial, did not reach statistical significance.

A substantial donor does not strike a deal: instead there is a reasonable and unspoken expectation of a peerage.