Sentence examples for substantially to include from inspiring English sources

Pompeo favored expanding US surveillance powers substantially, to include "re-establishing collection of all metadata" and proposing a "comprehensive, searchable database" that includes "publicly available financial and lifestyle information", without defining what "lifestyle information" means.

In addition, the range of service expanded substantially to include distribution, manufacturing and commercial real estate.

Many people feel increased reluctance to share their romantic endeavors on Facebook, because their group of Facebook friends has grown substantially to include co-workers, high school/college friends and extended family.

In 1984, the FFQ was substantially expanded to include 16 questions on fruit consumption, 28 on vegetable consumption, and 3 on potato consumption.

The inclusion of this subset model in the network was a major integration issue with FIRM, since the network had to be substantially expanded to include all of these detailed processes.

According to a SWOT analysis by MarketLine, Nestlé Purina Petcare's pet food brands that contribute substantially to revenue include Purina, Purina Dog Chow, Friskies, Purina Beneful and Purina One.

We have therefore changed our hypothesis substantially to also include the possibilities of both green algal origin (or origin from other ancestral algae) and LGT for all three genes.

In addition, the industrial sector around the canal grew substantially over time to include: stone and coal yards; flour mills; cement works, and manufactured gas plants; tanneries, factories for paint, ink, and soap; machine shops; chemical plants; and sulfur producers, all of which emitted substantial water and airborne pollutants.

The difficulty increases substantially when one wants to include in the study sequences from many (or less well studied) species whose genomes are non-annotated or incompletely annotated.

This means that the study would have had to include substantially incomplete questionnaires to gain even a modest increase in sample size for the IAQ index.

The results from the two studies are therefore consistent and are now also expanded to include substantially higher plasma exenatide concentrations.