Sentence examples for substantial no from inspiring English sources

A substantial no vote could weaken Mr. Morsi and undercut the constitution's legitimacy.

When it came, it was substantial: no light brushing of fingers, rather a firm, sustained grip fully worthy of the import it carried.

Estimates of just how much money is being drained from the New York economy by the strike vary wildly - the amount is substantial no matter who you listen to.

Suppose the real universe is something we can't see and all the glittering chains of galaxies are no more substantial, no more reliable guides to physical reality, than greasepaint on the face of a clown?

Despite the substantial no vote in Dumfries and Galloway, Hollern's local SNP branch has seen a 400% increase in membership since the referendum, a surge reflected across the country with over 60,000 new members nationwide, lifting the nationalists beyond the Liberal Democrats as the UK's third largest party.

"Race to Nowhere" and its proponents have identified the problem and are spreading awareness, but in the educational arena, the gap between talk and action is substantial: no teacher wants to be seen as "easier" than his or her peers, and no school wants to risk its test scores, not even for the well-being of its students.

For a substantial number, no reason is given.

Mr. Schickler's gifts are more substantial but no less narrowly precise.

"The thrill of exploring limits and taking substantial risks no longer existed.

Despite these substantial alterations no, or modest, changes were observed in mature microRNA production.

Despite its substantial heritability, no robustly replicated genetic risk loci had been found until recently.