Sentence examples for substantially realized from inspiring English sources

Obama has already substantially realized his Reagan-size Presidential ambition, though in a manner almost opposite from Reagan's: he has significantly increased the size and scope of government — just look at the classic measure, the increase in federal spending — but hasn't set out to change the prevailing rhetoric about government.

This means that the pursuit of our own interests can only be substantially realized by incorporating the interests of all those with whom we have a mutually dependent relationship.

Since 2004, increases in computational power described by Moore's law have substantially been realized in the form of additional cores rather than through faster clock speeds.

These findings suggest that while shortening the length of the patent term could substantially reduce realized returns, graduated maintenance fees may not adversely affect returns, as firms would be able to identify and selectively renew the subset of high valued patents.

Had Seagram sold DuPont over four years, it would have realized substantially more as the price rose over $80 a share".

This action could have material negative effects on returns making the realized return substantially lower than the projected "return if exercised".

recorded at two different locations; taken at moments widely separated in time (approx. 2 years); realized under substantially different experimental conditions.

In order to assess the accuracy and robustness of our approach, results are presented on datasets which have been: recorded at two different locations; taken at moments widely separated in time (approx. 2 years); realized under substantially different experimental conditions.

While Buenos Aires may have had comparable enrollment rates to Chicago, outside the city education levels were far lower than in the U.S. Multiplying 0.12 by the estimated coefficient of 14.4 suggests a current income difference of 1.80 log points, which is actually substantially larger than the realized income difference.

Notably, the magnitude of weight loss achieved in this study substantially exceeds that typically realized in U.S. clinical practice (2).

(Since the nature of both kinds of terms is to converge rather rapidly, these limits would still be realized for substantially lower values).