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The phrase "a far more substantial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the significance or importance of something in a more emphatic way.
Example: "The new policy provides a far more substantial benefit to employees than the previous one."
Alternatives: "a significantly greater" or "a much more considerable".
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Ensor was a far more substantial painter than Munch, though, I believe, a lesser artist.
Despite the eventual pratfalls, there were long spells here when they were a far more substantial side than Monaco.
The Legislature rejected Lindsay's proposal for a far more substantial tax on the 600,000 commuters who work in the city.
David Hearst, chief editor of the London-based news and opinion site Middle East Eye, is convinced that Manning's leaks have had a far more substantial legacy.
So too, Mr. Brodeur's thesis should be handled with extreme care unless, at some future time, a far more substantial accumulation of facts begins to argue otherwise.
Combined with a Friday-night reception (an idea quietly being test-marketed this year) and the current Saturday activities, you'd instantly have a far more substantial draw, especially for alums at a distance from Princeton.
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At the time, I more than believed my own propaganda that the Olympics would provide a legacy far more substantial than a big swimming pool and a circuit for bicycles to go round.
There exists a purpose far more substantial than seemingly important mundane tasks.
As a former solider embarking on a new life as a teacher, he is far more substantial as a character.
The issue isn't her voice; she sings with typical conviction and authority, making slender R & B vehicles like "Just Another Parade" and "Show Me a Love" seem far more substantial than they are.
But if Chinese delight turns to nationalist swagger, that risks turning European stomachs (just as surely as victory chants of "U-S-A, U-S-A" did in previous games).A far more substantial falling-out between Europe and China could be in store because of climate change.
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