The bioinformatics for genome and proteome analysis will contribute substantially toward ever more accelerated advances in pharmaceutical industry.
Leo Troy, professor of labor economics at Rutgers University, voiced skepticism that American unions would ever substantially increase their numbers.
None of the rumours which emerged linking Lewandowski to the Premier League or La Liga were ever substantially justified, and most ran out of steam before they'd even gone to print.
Having written a book a few years ago calling for the development community to grow out of its aid obsession and focus more on what rich countries can do to change some of the structural issues that keep people poor, I now find myself among a seeming minority who insist not only that aid needs to remain, but that it should be increased substantially to meet ever more ambitious global challenges.
The market actually peaked in late August 1987, and had already dropped substantially, something hardly ever noted by stock market operators.
Despite appearances to the contrary, the decline of the nuclear family and the neighborhood, the mass migration caused by job mobility, and loss of national unity due to political polarization has caused many of us to feel more substantially disconnected than ever before.
Traveling nationwide the Midtown Men are earning "substantially more" than they ever made on Broadway, Mr. Wirth said.
Now the state has virtually taken over the day-to-day running of its poorest city, and Mr. Gillette, as he finishes his book, wonders how and whether things will ever get substantially better.
The extremely fast recovery of the magnetometer record, however, required that the dynamic pressure of the solar wind also be substantially larger than has ever been observed.
So on Wednesday, in a ritual as common as Tim Tebow's end-of-game comebacks, the league announced a flurry of new deals that will require its three Sunday broadcasters to pay substantially more than they have ever paid.
