Sentence examples for substantially compared from inspiring English sources

Scientists expect temperatures in the coming century to rise substantially compared with these earlier warm periods.

As a result, he added, for 2001 and "well into 2002, our ad dollars will be curtailed substantially, compared with levels three, four years ago".

That was not enough to prevent the economy from shrinking and joblessness from rising, but the pace of the decline slowed substantially compared with the first quarter.

Using new silicon design techniques and taking advantage of falling industry costs, Moxi has been able to lower the cost of its system substantially, compared with earlier digital video systems and high-end cable set-top boxes.

Until turning a profit in the second quarter, Sun had five consecutive quarters of losses and its market share had declined substantially compared with more nimble competitors like Dell and Hewlett-Packard.

And with only a few days to go before most publicly traded companies are due to report their profits for the second quarter, earnings warnings are down substantially, compared with last year.

Second, their new national currency would have to devalue substantially compared to the exchange rate at which the country entered the euro zone.

"The fact that we made money despite a still-struggling economy and fuel prices that were up substantially compared to a year ago is a testament to your hard work and resilience, and an affirmation that we have American Airlines on the right track," the company's chairman, Gerard J. Arpey, wrote in a memo to employees.

And even under Clinton, who ran surpluses, added substantially comparing to pre-Reagan presidents.

Substantially, comparing to the existing barcode sequencing, the supposed technique improves the practicability when the amount of samples is large.

The phagocytic potential of M1 macrophages was substantially higher compared with M2 and was substantiated by CXCL12 dependent on CXCR4 CXCR7.