Sentence examples for substantial to allow from inspiring English sources

But the atmosphere in the past must have been more substantial to allow the formation of rivers, lakes and oceans.

Evolutionary theory suggests that effective population sizes must be small, and the role of drift must be substantial, to allow genomes to grow large (Lynch, 2006).

"Even though they weren't huge leads," Mr. Mann said, "they seemed substantial enough to allow him to turn his attention and resources elsewhere".

The Court of Appeal decides there is enough new and substantial evidence to allow Dobson's acquittal to be quashed.

The resource management mandate from central government to district councils is not substantial enough to allow them to make practical decisions about, for example, drug stocking.

Community collaborations add another dimension that we believe requires substantial flexibility to allow each to be effective under unique and unpredictable circumstances.

Like any large-scale project, the project and data management of GENCODE require substantial effort to allow sufficient progress within the given time frame.

But as they negotiate a new national energy policy, House Republicans and the Bush administration want to grant the federal government substantial new power to allow the seizure of property -- even if it means overruling state and local authorities -- to establish corridors for high-capacity interstate power lines.

"I have to say that, at this point, I'm not at all convinced that it wouldn't be a substantial health risk to allow ferret ownership in New York City," Dr. Lynn Richardson, a member of the Board of Health, concluded last week.

In this comprehensive Nordic population-based study, we had a substantial sample size to allow for analyses by histological subgroup.

He offered to allow substantial cuts to Medicare, the government's health-insurance scheme for the old—something most Democrats resist.