Sentence examples for A substantial matter from inspiring English sources

President Obama's initiative to seek deep cuts in the strategic arsenals of the US and Russia is a substantial matter for bilateral negotiation.

Technical difficulties marred a few songs in a preview performance of Mr. Brittelle's "Television Landscape" — a substantial matter since Mr. Brittelle, who seriously injured his vocal cords during a performance with a punk group in 2004, was miming his own studio-recorded vocals in front of a live rock band augmented with strings, harp, woodwinds and French horns.

Although the details of the internalism/externalism debate are complex and won't be pursued further here [see SEP entry on internalist vs. externalist conceptions of epistemic justification] it should be clear that there is a major dispute here, so that a departure from the internalist perspective, as process reliabilism advocates, is indeed a substantial matter for epistemologists.

Often they require two-thirds of the voters (the fraction needed to override a veto by the president of the United States); other times it's three-fifths (the votes required to call an end to a filibuster in the U.S. Senate or to pass a substantial matter through the United Nations Security Council).

Given sufficiently deep coverage of the samples, the accuracy of this pipeline is generally quite high, but we have identified a substantial dark matter fraction of the genome with very poor accuracy using our Variation Accuracy Simulator (VAS).

Squeezing all that into a beach ball is testament to the fact that the substantial matter of our everyday experience is, in fact, largely empty space.

Biographical inquiry is, and when there is substantial matter to draw upon, she is eloquent.

He argued that light is substantial matter, the propagation of which requires time, even if this is hidden from our senses.

By contrast, "A Serious Man," from 2009 — a no-less-jokey treatment of substantial matters — turns their own jokiness into the film's own subject.

Although it requires that decision-makers share common knowledge on substantial matters, WEA offers a realistic approach to epistemic-democratic decision-making by long-lived purposeful organizations.

She should be suggesting summary justice.8 58: I wish to focus this on more substantial matters.