Sentence examples for substantial pockets from inspiring English sources

And although we might like to believe we are more educated about the virus now than we were 30 years ago, substantial pockets of ignorance still remain.

Scotland has undergone a societal shift in its attitudes to same-sex relationships, especially among older people, while substantial pockets of prejudice remain towards the Traveller community and Muslim women who wear the veil.

CONNECTICUT is still blessed with substantial pockets of rural landscape, areas that have neither succumbed to the homogeneity of suburban sprawl nor been tidied and civilized, like an English country garden.

"On the day that the cost of living crisis has again been highlighted by the leap in rail fares, the university bosses are lining their own substantial pockets, while those staff that keep Britain in the top 10 world university league table struggle to make ends meet".

Islamist groups - but FSA fighters and Arab tribesmen too - have also been involved in fighting with Kurdish militias controlling substantial pockets along the Turkish border in the north.

But very substantial pockets of support remain.

Most 16-year-olds would consider that pretty substantial pocket money, I point out.

When a friend is about to embark upon an undertaking that might require some sustenance and fortitude, you might send along a hand pie for his or her journey — a substantial pocket filled with your best wishes in a way a cupcake never could.

On either side of Santa Rosa (metro population in 2000: 459,000) sits a substantial pocket of tech industry and the better part of America's wine industry.

"It's a single large developer, with substantial deep pockets, with a very specific agenda that doesn't necessarily align with the interests of the state," said Doug Baker, the chief executive officer of Kryosphere, a Research Triangle company that stores biological specimens.

But before consumers can carry true HDTV sets in their pockets, substantial technological challenges need to be overcome.