Sentence examples for substantially added from inspiring English sources

His death substantially added to the mounting pressure on the I.O.C. and member federations to establish doping-control programs, which they did at the end of 1967.

He patronized the arts of both culture and war and about 1501 began the construction of a palace beside Holyrood Abbey, which was substantially added to by his son James V (reigned 1513 42).

While that accident substantially added strength to the antinuclear movement, particularly at the grassroots level, where it became a global symbol for antinuclear activism, it also helped spread technical knowledge about nuclear power.

In the book "A Trial by Jury," to be published by Alfred A. Knopf in September, D. Graham Burnett, the author, describes how being sequestered in a remote hotel with disconnected telephones and television sets in their rooms substantially added to the jurors' stress.

Over the past few decades, we have seen dramatic increases in urbanization that has substantially added to an already-enhanced need for improvement of wastewater infrastructure systems.

Using Mincer regressions (Mincer 1974), we were able to show in earlier studies (Klaukien et al. 2013) that literacy and, in particular, numeracy skills substantially added to the prediction of a person's income.

But the Athletics have a $32 million payroll and were not substantially adding to it.

Within hours of the killing, Fernando A. Mateo, the president of the New York State Federation of Taxi Drivers, met with Police Commissioner Howard Safir, who promised to substantially add to the 300 officers assigned to help protect the drivers in the hopes of halting killings.

The tunnel in question will run out to a new kind of building at Kennedy: a midfield concourse that will substantially add to the capacity of Terminal 8, a 57-gate giant for American Airlines that will dwarf its predecessors.

11 slump, which county officials say caused taxable hotel sales to be below what was expected, there is a flurry of activity in the county's hotel development, which will substantially add to the more than 4,000 rooms already in the county.

The most problematic contract attribute is related to unpredictable product rejection rates, substantially adding to farmers' risk.