Sentence examples for to become substantial from inspiring English sources
verb
To arrive, come (to a place).
They are pressing because they believe that if government funds already allocated can be spent rather than hoarded – which they believe was the case under the last Labour government – modest upfront sums "gear" up to become substantial amounts of fresh capital.
When you're a marketplace, you always fight the chicken/egg problem and the last thing you want to do is open up a marketplace when you don't have enough supply yet … so we wanted to get to a place of infrastructure stability and to a point when the community was starting to become substantial.
(However, his holdings in later years were to become substantial and included an expensive bayfront home in Newport Beach, an Arizona cattle ranch and various other investments.
This added cost is expected to become substantial if not prohibitive in combinatorially complex scenarios wherein the number of complexes is very large relative to the number of reactants.
Estimation of adjoint sensitivities along the emission control trajectory would result in gradually diminishing disbenefits as changes in emissions become substantial enough to shift the predominant chemical regime in cities away from a NOx-inhibited environment.
Workforce shortages have become substantial and are predicted to continue and worsen [ 12].
It seems more likely that, should the revenue loss become substantial, the industry might be forced to demand higher prices abroad, forcing other nations to provide their fair share of the costs of underwriting pharmaceutical research.
It has to be expected that due to a large-scale commercial use of GMP, adverse effects on biodiversity become substantial.
Where clinician pay schedules are attached to "productivity" (i.e., the number of patients seen per workday), these issues become substantial.
Around 6% of startups become substantial businesses.
Seemingly simple problems become substantial barriers for girls' education.
