Sentence examples for a less substantial from inspiring English sources

A less substantial upgrade is expected to cost significantly less, about $40 million to $50 million.

That test eliminated more than one million vehicles each day, easing traffic but having a less substantial effect on air pollution.

That is a less substantial achievement than rolling back crime or welfare, but it is what television viewers remember about the man who has been dubbed "America's mayor".

Whilst the HDX are the new high-end models powerful enough to compete with Google's Nexus range, the Fire HD gets a less substantial hardware update but a significant price cut.

Therefore, indigenous forests are likely to impart a less substantial contribution to slope stability, particularly during severe storm events when pore-water pressure is greatest.

While there is large body of literature discussing critical thinking in higher education, there is a less substantial body of scholarship exploring methods for teaching it.

Popular users who seem like a no-brainer for a verified account sometimes don't have verified status, while others with a far less substantial public profile do.

But again, if you want a throwaway, ready-for-Facebook camera you're probably fine with something a little less substantial.

Yesterday, in voting for hospitals to be permitted to sell half their (our) beds to medi-business, you made clear that for you the NHS line is a rather less substantial line to be crossed whenever politically expeditious.

There was no need to continue the analogy: That the project must progress in an assembly-line fashion was evident as the newly installed concrete walkway panels gave way to a decidedly less substantial aluminum catwalk that shimmied in the breeze high over the river.

He is also likely to get off to a good start in the early primaries: he won the Iowa caucus back in 1988, when he was a much less substantial figure than he is today, and he has the money and trade-union backing to build on his momentum.Yet it is hard to escape the impression that Mr Gephardt is less than the sum of his parts.