Sentence examples for substantial work was from inspiring English sources
His most substantial work was a two-volume biography of George IV, praised for its thoroughgoing, sympathetic assessment of a poorly understood figure: "George IV: Prince of Wales, 1762-1811" (1972) and "George IV: Regent and King, 1812-1830" (1973).
The commission added that substantial work was still left to do: "We are progressing this rigorous investigation as swiftly as possible and will make our findings public in due course".
And on Wednesday, photos emerged of the inside of the house on which the Banksy is painted after "substantial work" was carried out on the listed building.
Catharine Macaulay's most substantial work was the eight-volume A History of England from the Accession of James I. to that of the Brunswick Line, the first volume of which was published in 1763, but the last not until twenty years later.
However, government authorities changed his original plans and no substantial work was completed before he left Australia in 1920.
In October 1945, Scherger led a survey team to Japan to review airfields and other facilities being considered for the British Commonwealth Occupation Force, determining that substantial work was needed to bring them up to the required capacity.
The putative ice-active proteins found in P. torquis are related to other proteins found in bacteria, algae, and yeast (fig. 8), and several with confirmed ice-binding and antifreeze functions; nevertheless, substantial work is required to substantiate their functionality.
The only substantial work is Just One Catch, published earlier this year by Tracy Daugherty, Professor of English at Oregon State University.
The programs are short, in keeping with the theme of enjoying some music during your lunch break, and only one substantial work is played.
The most physically substantial work is found in Will Rogan's delightful photographic series titled "Public Sculpture," which includes shots of collapsed sidewalk scaffolding and a fire hydrant.
It does not mention, however, the substantial work being done in the Senate to make sure that the federal government has all the tools necessary to find, prosecute and jail those who broke the law.
