Sentence examples for will get substantial from inspiring English sources

Most are assuming they will get substantial financial assistance from the next budget.

But because some nondefense programs, like the National Institutes of Health, will get substantial increases, many others are sure to be cut.

While it will get substantial federal help to pay for its "newly eligible" citizens, it estimates that it would still have to spend $20 billion to $24 billion over a decade to expand its Medicaid rolls.

Boris Johnson has said the NHS will get substantial extra funding after Brexit, despite Theresa May's refusal to endorse the leave campaign's promise of an additional £100m a week.

Mayor Cory Booker, who will get substantial control of the system as a condition of the donation, must now rally his city and its unions behind an ambitious reform plan that raises standards and holds teachers and principals accountable for student performance.

Mr. Plouffe said that Mr. McCain might not raise as much money through his campaign but will get substantial support through the Republican National Committee and a "constellation" of so-called 527 groups, named for the part of the tax code they are organized under, and other independent efforts.

"Champions League, La Liga, Serie A and the Bundesliga will also get substantial coverage, and with the emergence of Paris Saint-Germain in France I think we will be talking about Ligue 1 quite a bit".

Plaid's parliamentary leader Elfyn Llwyd added: "Wales will only get substantial investment powers if an income tax sharing arrangement between the Welsh and UK governments is implemented.

"That's more important from a long-term perspective because it's likely to be in emerging markets that Nokia will start to get substantial traction for its services portfolio," said CCS Markets analyst Geoff Blaber, referring to Nokia's Ovi suite.

And as the new kid on the block, she'll continue to get substantial media coverage over the next two months.

Those just above that income level will get a substantial subsidy to help them afford prescription coverage.