Sentence examples for that they substantially from inspiring English sources

"The issue with Revlon is that they substantially cut consumer promotional advertising spending as a strategy to increase profitability," said Al Alaimo, a high-yield bond analyst with Banc of America Securities.

Their fears have since abated, but the customers still have so many orders on backlog that they substantially reduced new orders in the just-ended third quarter, Motorola said.

Caroline Hoxby of Stanford University recently concluded a rigorous study of New York's charter schools and found that they substantially narrowed the achievement gap between suburban and inner-city students.

WASHINGTON — The government may not rely on a disputed law enacted last year to hold people in indefinite military detention on suspicion that they "substantially supported" Al Qaeda or its allies — at least if they had no connection to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, a federal judge said on Wednesday.

Still, the Indian Supreme Court cleared the way for the dam's construction in 2000, citing approvingly a 1990 World Bank report claiming that the benefits of the project "are so large that they substantially outweigh the costs of the immediate human and environmental disruption".

Last year, Judge Katherine B. Forrest of Federal District Court agreed with the plaintiffs, barring the government from relying on the new law to hold people in indefinite detention on suspicion that they "substantially supported" Al Qaeda or its allies — at least if they had no direct connection to the Sept. 11 attacks.

They demonstrated quite impressive performance for CAFE, but to get that performance, they substantially changed the searching methods and scoring used in phases of the homology search beyond the initial word lookup.

The FDA has ruled that they are substantially equivalent to conventionally grown varieties.

And it goes without saying that they buy substantially less house than they can afford.

Such was its scornful ferocity that they contributed substantially to the resignation of Sir Paul Stephenson as commissioner at the Met.

Finally, they had to show that they were "substantially likely" eventually to win their case on the merits of their constitutional argument.