Sentence examples for would not be substantial from inspiring English sources

He said profit growth over the next two years would not be substantial and was "subject to vulnerabilities" and that Four Seasons' ability to raise money by selling off property was diminishing.

Implicating Phelps would require the testimony of several witnesses, McCulloch said, because a photograph of him holding a pipe would not be substantial enough to stand up in court.

It also considers arguments that its proposals might result in banks moving overseas but concludes that while they might "affect the attractiveness of the UK for some parts of those firms", the loss to the exchequer would not be substantial, as out of £53.4bn paid by financial services to the exchequer in 2009-10 only £6bn came from corporation tax.

The report weighs up arguments that its proposals might result in banks moving overseas but concludes that while they might "affect the attractiveness of the UK for some parts of those firms", the loss to the exchequer would not be substantial, because only £6bn of the £53.4bn paid by financial services to the exchequer in 2009-10 came from corporation tax.

In line with the ancient atomist Epicurus, they argued that if matter was infinitely divisible, so dividing it would show that there was no bottom and so, corporeality would not be substantial.

As for elasticity estimates, while it is true that their values might change over time, it is plausible to assume that this change would not be substantial over a short period of four years, as underlying demand behavior would need time to adjust to various shocks and changes in the economy.

Seeking to temper expectations, senior administration officials had said before the trip that there would not be a substantial breakthrough on the contentious question of a national missile defense.

Some competitors suggested that this would not be a substantial enough affiliation to satisfy the judges of the competition or the City Council, which will have to approve some aspects of the winning plan.

To solve the problem, we studied plasma treatments on the polymer surface because there would not be a substantial risk of damaging the bulk properties of the polymer and the stent by plasma surface treatments.

Justice Samuel Alito wrote in the majority opinion that because the government already carves out an accommodation for religious nonprofits, it would not be a substantial burden on the government to extend that accommodation to religiously owned businesses.

Therefore glutamate release measurements in the striatum would not be compromised by substantial nerve terminal losses.