Sentence examples for substantially smarter from inspiring English sources

In all seriousness, I will miss Palin, her malapropisms, the fact that she thought Herman Cain's name was Herb, the way she stared at the camera as if it were made of jelly-beans, the way she delivered a mundane line as if she were reciting Ovid, and the way she made me feel substantially smarter than I actually am.

In recent years, the popularity of smart phones substantially leads to poor sales of the low-end digital cameras.

Still, if a hospital deals with a common problem for example, hospital-acquired infections or waiting times and manages to reduce the problem substantially through some innovative smart way, it would be well worth sharing that newfound knowledge with the wider community.

Recent market studies reveal that augmented reality (AR) devices, such as smart glasses, will substantially influence the media landscape.

The license-free nature of the ISM band along with the rapid proliferation of the Wi-Fi-enabled Wi-Fi-enabled Wi-Fi-enabledrt phones, has substantially increasedevicesespeciallybroadband wireless access.

■ is so insecure that he brags that everything about him is the biggest, best, smartest... ■ was substantially assisted in the election by intervention from a hostile foreign power, Russia.

So the chances of getting a really smart teacher have gone down substantially.

And when it comes to electricity supplies, by avoiding wastage and making distribution more efficient, "smart grids" could reduce demand substantially.

As we look further into the future, the "smart" band concept could expand substantially.

And 63% of the American people believe it is to our advantage to have substantially more visas for high technology, well educated, smart people to come to America to create jobs.

This would narrow the already declining budget deficits slightly in the short run, more substantially down the road, and leave some money for smart investments in areas like infrastructure and health research.