Sentence examples for Highly substantive from inspiring English sources
Listen to the Obama administration's highly substantive exposition on the new architecture: It was all about the real business of defending real people against real missile threats.
There are signs of some movement on a deal between Westinghouse and NPCIL — which would represent symbolic, even if not highly substantive, progress in the nuclear energy realm.
These are highly substantive provisions, intended to support public confidence in the financial markets through new controls to prevent corporate malfeasance and enhance the integrity of financial reporting.
In their view, their highly substantive candidate was unfairly undone by a lightweight showboat who got a free ride from an often misogynist press and from naïve young people who lap up messianic language as if it were Jim Jones's Kool-Aid.
"Day after day, I engage in highly substantive, highly technical negotiations with my colleagues here at the U.N., like the Russians," Rice said.
Funny and engaging, the film still serves a benchmark of Assayas's growing maturity as an artist, and like much of his work that would come after, it is both accessible and highly substantive.
Ordinarily, such imagery might be overwhelmed by the news of the day: a highly anticipated, substantive address packed with previously unknown details.
"This experience, I am quite sure, will be exciting and enriching for all children, but above all is highly educational and substantive.
In Jewish religious thought, Cohen's influence is highly visible, and substantive doctrines he developed in the Ethics of Pure Will and the Religion of Reason Out of the Sources of Judaism are still topics of debate.
However, this was precisely supposed to be the conclusion of a substantive and highly controversial argument which Nagel has since rejected (on the strength of an argument from Nicholas Sturgeon; see Sturgeon 1974).
Although other complicated steps would remain for a complete normalization of relations, embassies and ambassadors would mark a highly symbolic and significantly substantive shift in the two countries' fraught dealings.
