Sentence examples for substantial means from inspiring English sources

Corum also turned its attention toward emerging markets, investing "substantial means" on long-term projects.

"Substantial" means something more than minor, but that could fluctuate and change and may not be present all the time.

He is also clearly still a man of substantial means, with six houses, two of which are in South Africa.

Then, in March 1766, the offer of a country house came from an English gentleman, Richard Davenport, an elderly patron of substantial means.

In February 1833 she married James S. Gibbons, a Quaker merchant of substantial means; they lived in Philadelphia until 1835 and thereafter in New York City.

But even with Silicon Valley's backing and their own substantial means — Mr. Palihapitiya is part owner of the Golden State Warriors basketball team — Ms. Lau said operating a restaurant in Palo Alto was not for the faint of heart.

This has been reversed, with substantial means-testing of benefits and tax credits, and the value of the remaining universal benefits falling well behind earnings.

Dissipation of this initial pulse produces substantial mean heating and wave-induced mean winds at altitudes above 200 km.

With the transducer in the reference orientation, the misalignment was substantial (mean across sites and subjects of 6.5°, range 1.4 to 20.2°).

Despite low inflammatory activity at baseline (13% of patients had gadolinium‐enhancing lesions) and throughout the study (mean 0.5new/enlargingg T2 lesions and 172 mm3 T2 lesion volume increase per year), baseline T2 lesion volume was substantial (mean 10 cm3).

Additionally, in this case we observed a substantial mean cell number reduction for the group of siRNAs targeting genes predicted to be essential in silico compared to those predicted to be nonessential (p < 0.001, Fig. 3C).