Sentence examples for substantial would be from inspiring English sources

More substantial would be to scrap the parading of the torch in Tibet something seen as intensively insensitive by Tibetans who consider China's rule to be oppression by a foreign power.

Mr. Sloane explained that a full survey of the damage, which he called substantial, would be possible only after Italian authorities carried out their inspections and searched for the bodies of two people aboard the ship who are still missing.

That would be fatal to the theory; however, it is not clear that anything substantial would be lost, if Collingwood were simply to identify the work of art with the 'bodily work', thereby re-establishing room for interpretation to operate.

"We found that substantial subsidies would be required," he said.

A more substantial investigation would be sensible and clear the air.

But he said paid circulation was growing "at a healthy pace" and that "substantial increases" would be announced soon.

The most obvious way to make substantial savings would be to consolidate the state's hodgepodge of local governments.

At the same time, Ms. Zekaria said, there are caveats, because the "substantial period" would be determined by a court.

Morgan added that agreement with the council, which was the only remaining substantial creditor, would be the next stage in an ongoing process to save the club.

However, in addition to his welcome assertion today that substantial changes would be made to the health bill, Lansley demonstrated why healthcare professionals are so frustrated and antagonised.

"A more substantial action would be the release of files on Turing's secret work for GCHQ in the cold war.