Sentence examples for would be very substantial from inspiring English sources

But there would be change and there would be very substantial manpower change".

"The impact on the quality of shows people love would be very substantial," he said.

He said the cost of environmental rehabilitation of the site would be "very substantial and indeed probably be picked up by the government" if the plant shut down.

Alistair Darling, the shadow chancellor, said: "Far from being open and honest, as George Osborne put it, he failed to tell the country there would be very substantial job losses as a result of his budget.

"I'd rather avoid scaring our employees," the official said, adding that although he did not expect huge across-the-board cuts, "there would be very substantial effects" if they did occur.

According to the study if decision were made to switch despite minor increase in material only damage accidents, overall economic and financial benefit would be very substantial, which is also supported by the majority of the stakeholders (54 %).

Therefore, emissions from a fully developed UK shale gas industry would likely be very substantial in their own right.

Organisations such as the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research argue the circle cannot be squared: "Emissions from a fully developed UK shale gas industry would likely be very substantial in their own right.

But on the broader economic front George Osborne had to admit that the deficit was not falling as quickly as planned and warned there would have to be "very substantial" cuts in public spending in the years to come.

The first disagreement may not be very substantial.

But I would be very surprised to see any substantial changes in policy-making early on in the new chairman's tenure.