Sentence examples for which is a substantial from inspiring English sources

Her solicitor said yesterday: "She is very happy with the settlement which is a substantial one".

Because of the high cost of so many films, many studios have been eager to thwart film piracy, which is a substantial problem for American films in Asia.

"We receive £20,000 each year for the festival which is a substantial chunk of money and enables us to make the festival as unique as it is.

Over the nine years of its existence, which is a substantial life span for an independent production company in the modern television industry, Ardent Productions has acquired a uniquely unfortunate reputation.

According to ANU, if the project is successful, the efficiency of the solar power systems could be improved by up to 8%, which is a substantial amount given the size of these solar farms.

The money from rich countries would enable about $39bn to be leveraged from the private sector – in other words, businesses would be expected to co-invest or use loans from the public sector – which is a substantial increase on the $21bn from this source in 2012.

Harvard ended up offering nearly twice as much as Georgetown did, which was a substantial amount.

Although below the low estimate, the price, which was a substantial $1.98 million, made it the most expensive work by the artist ever.

The council's plan to put all the buses and general eastbound traffic on to George Street is contrary to what they seemed to have accepted, which was, "a substantial reduction in the number of buses using (George) street".

But Calpers -- which was a substantial Enron shareholder and a partner in some of Enron's earlier deals -- did not confront Enron's board over its approval of the arrangement, in which Mr. Fastow ran partnerships that did business with the company.

Students who did not attend those class sections, which was a substantial number, were reminded of the survey by email up to twice (following the same approach as the pre-survey).