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On Wednesday, Time Warner will announce a radical restructuring of AOL that will substantially scale back its large Internet access business.
Patrick Dorton, a spokesman for Andersen, said, "We will shortly be announcing a package of measures that will substantially change the way Andersen does business".
The Securities and Exchange Commission reached an agreement yesterday with four leading accounting firms on a new rule regarding independence that will substantially reduce the amount of consulting work that the firms can do for their auditing clients.
We've set out our compelling case to the government – there really is now no excuse for not pressing ahead with changes that will substantially improve the lives of Londoners".
The tunnel in question will run out to a new kind of building at Kennedy: a midfield concourse that will substantially add to the capacity of Terminal 8, a 57-gate giant for American Airlines that will dwarf its predecessors.
In a similar way, Mr. McAfee said, the Internet infrastructure is now largely in place for corporations to communicate with each other in ways that will substantially improve efficiency.
"With Greste's release that will diminish substantially," predicted HA Hellyer, a Middle East analyst with the Brookings Institution.
Did I mention that Elizabeth Warren is going to the Senate — a Senate that will be substantially more progressive and less Wall Street friendly than before?
"In my opinion, the Johnson study is a stalling tactic that will either substantially delay or totally prevent a strong fiduciary standard from being applied," said Kristina Fausti, a former S.E.C. lawyer who specialized in broker-dealer regulation.
"The government seems to have been more interested in presenting a labor reform than in formulating a reform that will improve substantially the labor market and productivity," he said.
India is an "incredibly dynamic market that will grow substantially in the next five to 10 years," said Stephen Phipson, president of Smiths Detection, a British maker of security screening equipment, who is among the executives accompanying Mr. Cameron.
