Sentence examples for which so substantially from inspiring English sources

It is hard to imagine a more welfare-improving contribution.His contributions represent a particular sort of genius: insight which not only seems obvious in hindsight, but which so substantially transforms the discipline that its effect is hard to appreciate all these years later.

The implications for policy are that policy-makers should re-examine superficial assumptions that technical knowledge is intrinsically more valuable in stimulating innovation than is social knowledge, particularly in the contemporary business environment which is oriented so substantially to consumer goods with pronounced social and cultural dimensions.

His hostility to Richardson's sexual ethic notwithstanding, Fielding was happy to build, with a calm and smiling sophistication, on the growing respect for the novel to which his antagonist had so substantially contributed.

However, the mechanism by which their metabolic rates vary so substantially remains poorly understood at both the physiological and the mitochondrial (mt) levels (Lane 2006; Pontzera et al. 2010).

It wasn't a working band, which explained why the second set felt so substantially better than the first.

Risk factors which are considered to have the capacity to fluctuate dynamically did not do so substantially in this group of mentally disordered offenders.

"Overall, it has become apparent to the company that the basis on which lenders are willing to provide financing against the company's collateral has changed so substantially that a successful refinancing is not possible," Carlyle Capital said.

"I did so substantially in order to protect our organization as the spokesman," Mr. Joyu said.

Imitation is obvious when the slate (so to speak) is so substantially blank.

However, county districts have a median size of about 200 km and so are likely to include areas which have substantially different levels of population mixing.

James Hansen, the head of NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies and a climate-change prophet, favors the so-called fourth-generation nuclear systems, which would substantially reduce the amount of nuclear waste.