Sentence examples for we would substantially from inspiring English sources

"As a result of that review we announced last week that we would substantially upgrade them all, including Cycle Superhighway 2, which will be rebuilt with full or semi segregation along its entire length and five new cycle-signalised junctions, with cycle-specific traffic lights and segregated approaches to separate cyclist movements from traffic movements".

We would substantially reduce the burden on society of caring for people who are sick in the long term".

We applied the concentrations that we considered would substantially block GluK1-containing KARs in vivo, based on their established potencies as GluK1 antagonists and the dilution factor estimated from the DCG-IV experiments.

"We put a number of measures in place that we thought would substantially reduce our chance of seeing mad cow disease in this country, but clearly those methods fell short of perfect," said Dr. Fred Cohen, a professor of pharmacology at the University of California at San Francisco and a leading expert on ways to treat prion diseases.

Some have speculated that had payments been built into the browser and the web itself, we would have substantially different online properties from search to social networking to online media.

"In the long run if we fundamentally changed our coverage of terrorism we would see substantially fewer attacks".

"My wife and I love North Carolina dearly, but we quickly realized that we would make substantially more money by moving to any of the surrounding states," Mangum said via email.

We would expect substantially reduced enrichment factors in such a scenario.

However, to examine the role of infectious and immune factors in relation to Hodgkin's lymphoma stratified by age, sex or indeed by EBV status of the tumour, we would need substantially larger numbers of cases than were available for analysis here.

There's one big reason for focusing the model on what we know now: Events that would substantially shake up the races are generally unpredictable.

We agree that this data would substantially strengthen the manuscript.