Sentence examples for that was substantially from inspiring English sources

"Boston made an offer that was substantially more than what the Yankees offered," Tom Pettitte said in a telephone interview.

President Trump's former campaign chairman was handed a prison term that was substantially less than federal sentencing guidelines.

Dr. Mastrobuono said that what seemed like a small difference in some elementary schools was magnified in a place that was substantially white.

His restructuring of the company showed signs of being on track on Tuesday, when 3Com reported a first-quarter loss that was substantially smaller than analysts' estimates.

Larry Gelbart was hired to write a script and came up with a version that was substantially different from the stage production.

Similarly, Obama's most serious policy proposal was a cute "healthcare for hybrids" plan that was substantially less ambitious than his current ideas on either healthcare or the environment.

Viewers will decide for themselves whether this process resulted in a more evenhanded film or one that was substantially compromised by network interference.

But if he proposed a project that was substantially different from the original, he would need the Port Authority to go along or risk losing the deal.

Commerce Secretary Donald L. Evans said the census data looked "backward in time at an economy that was substantially weaker" than it is today.

Univariate and multivariate generalizability analyses supported a general component that was substantially more dominated by other-referenced compared to self-referenced failure outcome expectancies.

Of the major political leaders of the age of World War II, Lord Black writes, "Roosevelt was the only one with a strategic vision that was substantially vindicated in the 50 years following the Second World War".