Substantially used in a sentence

Substantially in a sentence as an adverb

And our sales for those first few hours on the first of the month are substantially and significantly higher.

Sony had substantially more information on its users than Gawker could ever hope to dream of.

That's been tightened up - many of their products are now substantially better; there's a coherent account and profile system in place; the weak products have been culled.

One of the ideas they came up with was to produce a large number of cheap watches, but they couldn't just drop prices, they also had to retool and drop quality, substantially.

Most importantly, it means a better Oculus Rift with fewer compromises even faster than we anticipated.\nVery little changes day-to-day at Oculus, although we’ll have substantially more resources to build the right team.

Pretend you live in an alternate universe America where the following is true:Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Amazon, Apple, and substantially every other company you want to work for has an elite class of employees.

Remember when Facebook started aggressively poaching Google employees and Google responded publicly by giving every engineer a substantial raise and privately in ways substantially more expensive than that?

One thing that strikes me as completely absurd is that the plea deal is for a substantially lower sentence and that if the plea deal is rejected the prosecution will go for a much higher punishment, sometimes as much as 10 times as much as offered in the deal.

"To be considered handmade, the seller must substantially alter the design of an item produced from a "ready to assemble" kit.----Nowhere did I find anything that stated pictures or any documentation whatsoever is required to account for the construction process.

Not for you directly, since I presume it will bring you enough profit, but for the economy at large: this kind of activity adds no value whatsoever to anything, no one's life is substantially and essentially improved, all that happens is that some money change hands without producing any meaningful result.