Sentence examples for substantially something from inspiring English sources

The market actually peaked in late August 1987, and had already dropped substantially, something hardly ever noted by stock market operators.

America's already high rates of poverty and income inequality -- numbers which have been exacerbated by tax, trade and labor policies benefiting the few at the expense of the majority -- would worsen substantially, something that'd be just fine with the Republicans.

Its white population increased as well, though whites grew substantially in the West as well, something that was not the case for blacks.

There was some debate in the House of Lords, with questions and amendments covering Section 1, but the bill was not substantially amended, something North puts down to the quality of the draft prepared by the Law Commission.

So lawmakers provided the quick review process for any new product deemed "substantially equivalent" to something already on the market.

Here is one director's cut that isn't merely more of the same, but something substantially different and palpably superior.

(A comment that was toned down to something substantially less angry in the revised edition of the book, published in 1991).

When magazine publishers began pouring their resources and hopes into the iPad, their thinking was that readers wanted something substantially more than just words on a screen.

And so, on a recent trip to Venice, Howie and I searched out three hotels that had either opened recently or lately transformed themselves into something substantially -- if not entirely -- of the moment.

And the modern writer Jeff Noon – infatuated with the sample and remix culture he saw around him in dance music – devised in his 2001 book Cobralingus what he called the Cobralingus Engine, whereby an "inlet" text would be passed through a series of "filter gates" or transformations, flowchart-style, to produce something substantially new.

Responding to calls by the United States for the I.M.F. to take a more assertive role in mediating exchange rate tensions, Mr. Strauss-Kahn defended the institution, saying the I.M.F. had repeatedly stated "that we believe that the renminbi was substantially undervalued and something has to be done to fix this problem over time".