The phrase "a bit more substantial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that needs to be increased in importance, size, or significance.
Example: "The proposal needs a bit more substantial evidence to support its claims."
Alternatives: "somewhat more significant" or "a little more meaningful."
But for something a bit more substantial, I like to make risotto cakes.
You want video game gifts that are a bit more substantial.
But Cablevision's approach is to offer viewers something a bit more substantial.
Serve with a few slices of prosciutto to make this a bit more substantial.
He is enormous and clearly ready for something a bit more substantial.
For something a bit more substantial, check out El Resuelve (787-741-1427), an open-air restalongt along Route 997 between Isabel Segunda and Esperanza run by locals.
While I think the price you are charging is very reasonable, I personally would hope to walk away something a little bit more substantial than a cup (or container) of semen if I was going to spend a million dollars.
Sure, YouTube can be useful for watching grizzly bears roll down hills, but for those of us who are looking for something a bit more intellectually substantial, it can take more time to hunt down short-form videos than it does to actually watch them.
Sure, YouTube can be useful for watching grizzly bears roll down hills, but for those of us who are looking for something a bit more intellectually substantial, it can take more time to hunt down short-form videos than it does to actually watch them.
But, if one believes that Ethereum will succeed beyond anyone's wildest dreams as a platform then the proposition that ETH (as a currency) will go to zero will take a bit more convincing running a substantial share of the world's commerce securely.
Extra payments can include adding just a bit more than your current payment or adding a more substantial sum to your scheduled monthly payments.
