Sentence examples for to do substantial from inspiring English sources

"Many major marketers," Mr. Petsky said, have the money "to do substantial direct marketing deals".

Mining companies are required to do substantial remediation, including relandscaping the hills they have cut away.

No better place, by the way, to do substantial research than right here at the University of Texas".

Some law enforcement officials, however, have questioned if the men had the ability to do substantial damage.

The caterpillars feed on terminal leaves and buds and appear to do substantial damage, but the studies found that juvenile mint moths seldom kill the plants they eat.

However we will be introducing versioning in the near future so that we will be able to do substantial updates with no down time.

Mr. Barrera, the board president, said if the district has to go to 30 to 1, it would do substantial harm.

Economists had predicted that a vote to leave the bloc could do substantial damage to the British economy.

Most investors seem to believe that the credit crisis will do substantial damage to stocks and overall economic activity.

In fact, there is a body of empirical, historical evidence that proves clearly that tax cuts for the rich not only do nothing to spur economic growth -- they actually do substantial damage to the prospects for economic growth.

Kansas City's position is slightly more precarious, at 8-6, but a victory for them would do substantial damage to the Steelers (9-5) due to the head-to-head tiebreaker.