Sentence examples for substantial to keep from inspiring English sources

What Peter Martins showed was a nightclub of overdressed couples dancing in ballroom style on toe; we needed something more substantial to keep our interest.

If effect sizes are small, the effect of confounding third variables could be substantial; to keep this effect to a minimum, we used relative risks derived from a stratified analysis correcting for the impact of alcohol and socioeconomic status.

The big four grocers are under substantial pressure to keep costs down so they can cut prices to stop shoppers switching to discounters such as Aldi and Lidl.

But union leaders say it collides with their demands that all city workers deserve a substantial raise to keep up with inflation.

He was arrested in 1966, in a sting operation by the F.B.I., for counselling potential draftees on how to avoid going to Vietnam... Describes how he rebuilt vintage airplanes and sold them for a substantial profit to keep his crater project going... Along with Robert Irwin, he received a McArthur fellowship..

He was arrested in 1966, in a sting operation by the F.B.I., for counselling potential draftees on how to avoid going to Vietnam... Describes how he rebuilt vintage airplanes and sold them for a substantial profit to keep his crater project going... Along with Robert Irwin, he received a McArthur fellowship.

The Red Rose county left themselves too much to do after slumping to 90-5 in a game in which they needed at least one member of their top order to play a substantial innings to keep them in the hunt.

However, the business did not turn a profit, and Godwin was forced to borrow substantial sums to keep it going.

It had no substantial ethnic constituency to keep in mind for electoral gain.

In Patrick McGilligan's warts-and-all biography "Clint: The Life and Legend," Mr. Manes described to the author an often tortured relationship in which Mr. Eastwood dangled the possibility of substantial acting roles to keep Mr. Manes jumping through hoops as a producer, and doled out credit erratically.

Either their jobs go away or they are forced to take substantial pay cuts to keep their job.