Sentence examples for substantially as long from inspiring English sources
It will then announce a new target at the end of this month, and every subsequent month, until the labor market outlook improves "substantially," as long as inflation remains in check.
And I expect we will learn that other executives have hired equally prominent lawyers, all paid for by the firm, so its costs will grow substantially as long as the investigation remains active.
The Fed began another aggressive economic stimulus program, saying it would buy mortgage-backed debt each month until the outlook for jobs improved substantially as long as inflation remained under control.
We show that the WINPOP cannot be improved substantially as long as the framework used is based on overlapping windows of independent SNPs.
After years of steady expansion, public financing for the arts has begun to drop substantially as a long economic boom ends.
Last month the Federal Reserve introduced an aggressive new plan to bolster the economy, saying it would buy $40 billion in mortgage-backed securities a month until the outlook for the job market substantially improved and as long as inflation remained under control.
Yet, all values in Figure 2e are substantially less than unity as long as E Y <+2 μV/m that covers the majority of hours.
Bacterial gene regulation in the 5'-regions of mRNAs is substantially more widespread and as long 3'-UTR's are unusual in bacteria, the differentially sized luxS riboprobe-specific mRNAs were suspected to vary on the 5'-end.
The Bush administration has proposed regulations giving public school districts new freedom to create same-sex classes and schools, as long as "substantially equal" opportunities are also provided for the excluded sex.
The Supreme Court has long interpreted this to include the regulation of even purely local activities, as long as they substantially affect such commerce.
"It will be difficult for them to substantially increase their net business profits as long as Japan's current interest rates persist," said Hironari Nozaki, a banking analyst at HSBC Securities.
