Sentence examples for then substantial from inspiring English sources

During the 14th century then, substantial parts of Italy remained outside the control of signori.

Should the Court not summarily reject the government's breakup proposal, then substantial discovery, adequate time for preparation and a full trial on relief will be required.

As a selling gimmick, a freshly sharpened pencil was attached to each copy of the book, which sold for the then substantial price of a dollar thirty-five.

Since then, substantial doubts have been raised about its veracity, although Weir's screenplay, which he wrote with Keith Clarke, is itself more free than faithful, with names changed and major episodes elided.

Mark Bangs, the Office for National Statistics deputy head of crime, said: "Looking at the long-term picture, after levels of crime peaked in the mid-90s, there were then substantial falls through to the 2004-05 survey, after which crime continued to fall at a slower rate.

If the Court intends to consider giving Microsoft's competitors open access to Microsoft's enormously valuable intellectual property -- by requiring Microsoft to disclose the inner workings of its operating systems as well as other proprietary information such as codecs, file formats and protocols -- then substantial time for preparation and a lengthy evidentiary hearing will still be required.

Joseph's salary was to be the then-substantial $2,500 per year, "with an additional $1000 for rent, furnishings, and utilities".

Of course, we could then divert substantial resources to strengthen national campaigning.

The hedge funds would then have substantial control at the bank.

"Offsetting would then ensure substantial environmental benefits are provided," a spokesperson   told the Times.

Burstyn then accepted substantial roles in Providence (1977) and the film production of Same Time, Next Year 19788).