Sentence examples for substantial to our from inspiring English sources

But the fact remains that neither its contents nor its fussily laid-out catalog add anything substantial to our existing knowledge of Tibet, its art, or its religion.

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.

It is irrefutably clear to us that if we do not make substantial cuts in the projected levels of Pentagon spending, we will do substantial damage to our economy and dramatically reduce our quality of life.

Experiments in which high-energy neutrinos were used as projectiles have made substantial contributions to our understanding of both weak and strong interactions, as well as the structure of hadrons.

"I have to conclude that there is a real and present likelihood that this constitutional crisis will do substantial damage to our country, our state, and to this court as an institution," the chief justice wrote.

"The defendant created a grave risk of substantial danger to our national security," Mr. McNulty said.

Jim is a great scientist, who has made substantial contributions to our field, and I never take anything he has to say about the science lightly.

Working together we carefully considered the substantial risks to our national security of proceeding with the public prosecution counterbalanced against the risks of forgoing the prosecution.

Pulling a card from my own pack, he pointed out that $3,000 invested over two decades would add a small but substantial chunk to our retirement savings.

In her view, Prohibition was not a farce but a tragedy, and one that has made a substantial contribution to our current miseries.

This year the Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers University in New Brunswick makes a substantial contribution to our knowledge of contemporary Asian culture with an important survey of post-independence Indian painting.