Sentence examples for substantial might from inspiring English sources

Now it seems that something more substantial might be afoot.

Knowing how substantial might help explain why the banks have spent so much time and money fighting the Volcker rule.

Even couples who are deeply committed to the labor force can make marginal adjustments in their hours at work, if they know that something substantial might be at stake.

The show came a week before the French brand brings its substantial marketing might to the UK.

WHEN CBS first broadcast "Death of a Salesman" in 1966, critics hoped its substantial ratings might ignite a new golden age of television.

But the opposition within America is potentially substantial, and might be hardened if Obama looks like he is presenting Congress with a fait accompli.

But even when focusing on the narrower index of Chinese shares listed in Hong Kong and the Shanghai Composite, the relationship is still less substantial than might be expected.

Mr. Corigliano's "Pied Piper Fantasy" will be dramatized by the director David Herskovits of Target Margin Theater, and you could argue that one of Mr. Corigliano's more substantial compositions might have better suited such an auspicious occasion.

The Office of Compliance, which is responsible for Congressional workplace safety, said its inquiry into more than 200 complaints "concluded that handling irradiated mail for substantial periods" might cause or contribute to health problems reported by Congressional employees.

Unlike the armed forces of most other countries in Latin America, Ecuador's military has retained substantial economic might since a military junta transferred power to a civilian government in the 1970s.

Mr. Netanyahu's comments were not just the latest evidence of a growing rift between the longtime allies, but also expressed an unspoken fear that a more substantial shift might be under way in Germany.