Sentence examples for substantially off from inspiring English sources

Bolt's time was substantially off his season best, 9.82, which he clocked on May 5 in Kingston, Jamaica.

John Lonski, chief economist at Moody's Inc. and the reigning champion of The Wall Street Journal's survey, has been substantially off base in some surveys.

For the six months, the average stock fund was up 3.7percentt, a pace that is substantially off the historical return of large stocks, 11percentt or so annually since 1926.

Forbes: But you still think it's a bubble even though it's still substantially off 35, a third off from what it was?

The group was also accurate in their forecasts for the entirety of the Northwest Pacific, though their specialized forecasts for the South China Sea were substantially off.

While all of the other Liars, Hanna (Ashley Benson, Aria Lucy Halele), and Spencer (Troian Bellisario), have had schooling and careers that have left them substantially well off and well educated, Emily hasn't had the same consistency and privilege.

Many on the left and the right agree on one point: The bishops, who have already shut off discussion about ordaining women, are signaling that other long-debated questions about gender in the church — the choice of pronouns in prayers, the study of the male and female aspects of God — are substantially off-limits as well.

If discussion went substantially off-topic, or one participant was dominating the conversation, the interviewer would reflect back to a previous topic and encourage other participants to contribute their views.

Uninterrupted economic growth has made the average Briton substantially better off, even if the tax burden has risen.

They argue that "even if it were eroded over time, a large increase would leave most of those on Newstart substantially better off for some time".

Debt guaranteed by all euro zone members in common "would substantially throw off the balance between liability and control," the Bundesbank said.