Sentence examples for substantial pool from inspiring English sources

Now, let's talk a bit more about the endowment, which is a very substantial pool of money.

It will also probably increase the pressure on legislative leaders to agree to let the city proceed, or face the loss of a substantial pool of federal money.

The finance ministry has said that although it has a "substantial pool" of additional capital available, it "encourages" the banks to seek private money.

During the first P&T period, most entrapped TCE was removed, but TCE saturations in a substantial pool on top of a fine-grained sand layer were largely unaffected.

Viewed in that context, a flight that was previously considered unprofitable and, consequently, a target for elimination might turn out to be a key connection between airports used by a substantial pool of very profitable customers.

And it appears, based on the absence of accelerating inflation and especially wage inflation that this hiring has merely drawn workers out of a substantial pool of surplus labour.

However, this approach neither accounts for different turnover rates of different fractions of SOC, nor recognises that substantial pools of recalcitrant SOC which exist below 30 cm, and may be affected by land management.

The discovery of substantial pools of home-grown Islamic terrorists has added a frisson of fear.Britain is in some ways a halfway house between America and the rest of Europe.

Mr. Rogers understood that the Polish and Italian communities also wanted to safeguard Federal aid for parochial schools and were also eager to see that the district was never rezoned, retaining substantial pools of white students at P.S. 31 and P.S. 34, which rank 10th and 65th in reading out of the city's 674 elementary schools, educators said.

Generally, this requires substantial pooling and therefore tends to result in somewhat reduced spatial resolution (see Warrant 2006 for review).

Last, we need to remember that environmental and other considerations have taken substantial pools of potential reserves, some likely low cost, off the market--for now.