Sentence examples for substantial sections of the from inspiring English sources
Your role is to make sure that all of the range of views which substantial sections of the public are considering voting for are understood".
Capital New York's Joe Pompeo, has read substantial sections of the book, Murdoch's world: the last of the old media empires (published next week by Perseus Books).
After substantial sections of the human genome were decoded, in 2000, Givaudan hired a team of scientists to experiment with its application to food.
The Times redacted all the names, substantial sections of the e-mails and even whole e-mails.
Substantial sections of the report focus on the APA ethics chief and describes Behnke's "behind-the-scenes attempts to manipulate Council of Representatives actions in collusion with, and to remain aligned with DoD" – a reference to the Department of Defense.
After the chaos and pantomime of immigration bill day in parliament, can one be surprised if the visiting President François Hollande looks David Cameron in the eye today and thinks: "Why am I even listening to this guy?" He will know by now that substantial sections of the prime minister's own party feel no obligation to pay him much heed.
Industrialisation and malnourishment form a substantial section of the book, from which Elmer McCollum emerges a hero.
I've always been puzzled as to why Rapha in particular is the focus of such ire from a substantial section of the cycling community.
A substantial section of the community of power believes that military victory is our principal objective, but it is heartening that the Pres.
Gesturing towards one of the other guests, Owen Jones, who wrote Chavs: the Demonisation of the Working Classes, Starkey said: "What has happened is that a substantial section of the chavs that you wrote about have become black".
He said: "Fifty-six per cent of the population voted to remain and we could not have achieved that result without a substantial section of the unionist community voting for a future in Europe.
