Sentence examples for substantial separate from inspiring English sources
Similarly, minicomputers eventually moved upmarket to attack the mainframe business, but only after they had created a substantial, separate category of market growth.
In areas where tribal population is substantial separate data analysis and activities accordingly need be carried out to achieve the targeted goals under national programs.
This difference in outcome ascertainment can be substantial: separate studies have estimated that diagnosed nonfatal suicidal behavior may underestimate actual nonfatal suicidal behavior by up to 6-fold to 10-fold [ 39- 41].
He emphasized that substantial differences separate his project from that of the Fishers, who sought to build their museum in one of the Presidio's most hallowed sections, the Parade Ground.
We must treat the corporation as a substantial entity separate from the stockholder, not only because such is the practical fact but because it is only by recognizing such separateness that any dividendeven one paid in money or propertycan be regarded as income of the stockholder.
A substantial partition separates the front and rear seating areas; shotgun mounts are built in.
A substantial gap separates the claims that the Court allows these appellees to advance from the rationale that the Court ultimately finds persuasive.
In addition to unlocking substantial value, separating from these assets would allow eBay's management team to refocus its efforts on the core Marketplace business.
Others deny that their contents are true or false in any robust sense but not that they can be true or false in a deflationary sense according to which there is no substantial property separating true and false sentences.
The forest surrounds NY 171 for a substantial distance, separating it from more developed areas of the town.
As a general rule, the Pinus chloroplast phylogeny contains relatively long branches (substantial divergence) separating the two subgenera and four sections, but relatively short branches (low divergence) within subsections [ 31, 42].
