Sentence examples for substantially substantially from inspiring English sources
The result, said Senator Tom Daschle of South Dakota, the leader of the Democratic majority, is that the chances for the legislation, and for a competing, less restrictive version, are now "substantially, substantially" reduced.
But that might require the government to be substantially bigger — and taxes substantially higher — than we have tolerated in the past.
He liked to say that he belonged to "the WASP Ascendancy," which he defined in his memoir as "an inner group that was, on average, substantially richer and enjoyed substantially more leverage than other Americans".
"The art market today feels as if it is substantially more global, with substantially broader groups of people — with different sources of wealth, with different perspectives on volatility," Mr. Ruprecht said.
All in all, the centrists' insistence on comforting the comfortable while afflicting the afflicted will, if reflected in the final bill, lead to substantially lower employment and substantially more suffering.
The number of broadband connections per 100 people in the 15 countries that were members of the European Union before it was enlarged in 2004, is slightly higher than in the U.S. — and Europe's connections are both substantially faster and substantially cheaper than ours.
Rich-country multinationals do in fact pay substantially higher wages and give substantially better benefits (such as access to health care) than the local norm.
This decreases costs substantially.
This was substantially true.
Profits were up substantially.
