Sentence examples for substantially more resources from inspiring English sources

We will therefore need to allocate substantially more resources and more time to enable a thorough review to be conducted.

Ask.fm needs to put substantially more resources into moderating its site, Smythe says, and on intervening fast when it spots abuse.

Companies — and the government — must devote substantially more resources to security, making it integral to every new application, rather than patching it on as an afterthought.

But as a result, and with the Internal Revenue Service devoting substantially more resources to its overseas operations than before, many ordinary expatriates say tax filing has become onerous and many banks are wary of doing business with them.

They're a large organization, and they have substantially more resources," he says.

Democrats are seeking substantially more resources for free college and Pell Grants.

We also tested the version including accessibility profiles and found it substantially more resource demanding than the regular RNAplex, which itself in its current implementation is considerably slower than RIsearch (Supplementary Section S2.2).

Having been told in the Bowen era that "excellence can't be bought, but must be paid for," supporters for years have generously granted Princeton substantially more financial resources.

This is highly desirable by a potential acquirer of the patent portfolio as they may have substantially more financial resources and can file additional applications that are tailored to their specific embodiments.

Because proactive control over interference may entail more sustained and consistent activation (i.e., engaged on every trial and for a longer duration), those mechanisms may require substantially more metabolic resources than reactive control mechanisms [13].

We now have substantially more financial resources for malaria programmes.