When it came, it was substantial: no light brushing of fingers, rather a firm, sustained grip fully worthy of the import it carried.
The Pakistani agency developed close ties with Mr. Hekmatyar during the years when it was funneling substantial American military and financial aid to Mr. Hekmatyar's guerrilla group.
The level last changed in July 2011 when it was reduced to "substantial".
However, the impact of the population size was substantial only when it was below ~1000; after that the effect reaches saturation, i. e. populations of 1000 or more organisms all evolve in approximately the same way (Fig. 4).
The product was described as "quite fine" in the 17th century when it was undertaken on a substantial scale although of "indifferent quality" in the early 19th century when it was being conducted as a cottage industry.
When confronted by Hunt, the men refused to acknowledge their blatant harassment and verbal assault, insisting that the "joke" was "funny" and "substantial", when it was clearly not.
T in the Park was held at Balado, near Kinross, from 1997 until last year, when it was forced to move after "substantial" concerns were raised by health and safety inspectors about an oil pipeline which runs underneath the site.
Sir Alex Ferguson decided in the end that Owen was surplus to requirements and, looking back, the only surprise was Owen being given a contract extension a year ago, when it was so obvious he had no substantial part to play.
A role for neutral lipid metabolism in signaling gained substantial interest when it was noted that increased cellular TG concentrations are strongly associated with insulin resistance in skeletal muscle and liver (Cohen et al., 2011; Kelley et al., 2002).
While still young, he lost his substantial inherited property when it was confiscated to the king's treasury.
