Sentence examples for substantial events from inspiring English sources

Syria's UN ambassador Faysal Khabbaz Hamoui has rejected the report, saying the commission is "excessively exaggerating their conclusions and outcomes" while it "totally neglects the substantial events, or even marginalises them".

Despite the test-retest interval of only one week, one cannot completely exclude the possibility of substantial events affecting an individual's level of community integration.

Substantial events might have taken place during such periods of time; thereby, by comparing the SET-domain genes in unicellular and filamentous Ascomycetes, it might be possible to identify families that have evolved in connection with the appearance of the filamentous (multicellular) forms.

"We wanted to participate in a substantial event that would enhance the Times Square celebration.

I made the billboard so that the film would appear to be a substantial event.

"It has to be a substantial event," one lawyer told The Journal.

It was an impressive and substantial event, at which dozens of world-renowned figures came together to debate a departure from the neoliberal economics that has dominated Britain for the past 35 years.

This is in contrast to head velocity, heart rate and peripheral accelerometry, where substantial event-related changes were found.

In essence, our criteria labelling a tear as 'traumatic' describe a more substantial event, such as falling from a chair, stairs or bicycle or slipping on ice.

In an additional post hoc analysis of the 4S study, Ballantyne et al. [ 165] found that the subgroup defined as having HDL-C in the lowest and TG in the highest quartile had the most substantial event reduction.

NSAID use increases the risk of non-fatal MI with no substantial effect on fatal events.