Sentence examples similar to substantially wanting from inspiring English sources

However, political experts say, neither his government nor Japan's public has shown any signs of wanting to substantially alter the alliance, which has ensured Japan's security since the end of World War II.

Republicans want substantially more beds.

A group of conservative Democrats has joined Senator Lincoln Chafee, a Rhode Island Republican, to give Mr. Bush substantially what he wants.

If spot prices prevail Rio would have to cut capital expenditure substantially if it wants to maintain solid investment grade credit rating and the dividend.

Pachauri, the IPCC's chairman, said earlier: "There is a need for us to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases, substantially, if we want to stabilise the Earth's climate".

Back benchers on both sides have indicated that they want substantially more say in negotiations and the process of government-formation in the event of another hung parliament this time than they did in 2010.

She serves big companies who wanted substantially more attention and support than they were getting from the consultants they were using.

Dundee United have told Burnley and Celtic they will have to increase their offers - of around £1.5m - substantially if they want to sign midfielder Stuart Armstrong, with the Tannadice club valuing the 22-year-old at more than £2.2m.

An attorney for Sports Authority, Robert Klyman, said the firm is seeking offers from bidders "who may want substantially all of the business and others who may want portions".

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.

A number of studies from the USA indicate that patients were disappointed with primary care weight management and wanted substantially greater effective involvement by their family physician [ 6- 11].