Sentence examples for substantially free from inspiring English sources

"There is no way these elections could be described a substantially free and fair," Mr. Matchaba-Hove said.

The typical conditions along the planned route during the Arctic summer are substantially free of ice and within Crystal Serenity's safe-operating parameters.

For example, George W. Bush has backed legislation that leaves industrial polluters substantially free to regulate themselves in Texas, which now has the most polluted air and water of any state.

Containers were placed on a coal-fired earthen stove and boiled for 90 min. The mixture was constantly stirred until the content was substantially free of water.

EH nodes can harvest energy from natural resources, such as solar, wind, vibration, electromagnetic, and thermoelectric, thereby the harvested energy is substantially free of cost and can be unlimitedly available.

This material is substantially free of peptide [22].

Contrary to the claims made by western apologists, China is not a substantially freer country today than it was a decade ago.

The three-judge appeals court panel said that portions of the law "appear to burden substantially more free speech than is necessary".

"The history lesson of the last 82 years," he said, "is that each time our country felt this vulnerability, it has substantially restricted free speech.

As I have asked before, will my generation pass on a society that is substantially less free than the one we inherited, together with tools of oppression never before seen?

And Westerners tend to overlook that their own societies were substantially less free when they were doing what China is today: building new cities, moving millions from agriculture to industry, eliminating deep poverty.