Sentence examples for would have substantially from inspiring English sources

Under such conditions, marine calcifiers would have substantially less material to maintain their shells and skeletons.

And they would have substantially improved the outlook for industries and investments in the tradable sector.

Eating fish would have substantially reduced the ecological demands of the Norse settlements.

Mr. Morra said last week that had he known about the environmental contamination, it would have substantially lowered his appraisal.

The Senate considered but was unable to pass a measure that would have substantially increased financing for the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program.

By consolidating the two newspaper portfolios, it would have substantially enhanced KM's control of print and online news outlets across the county of Kent.

That would have substantially cut the number of cars to Dave Smith Motors, whose customers hail from a wider geographic region, the F.T.C.'s complaint contended.

So she thought she would have to take Social Security two years before her full retirement age, which would have substantially reduced her benefits.

The complicated deal would have substantially raised the transfer tax -- the tax paid when property is bought or sold -- for any building over $875,000.

It declined to say precisely what terms Amazon was seeking, although it told its publishers a deal would have "substantially" affected their revenue.

These loopholes would've substantially reduced the revenue and regulatory benefits of the tax.