Sentence examples for a reasonably substantial from inspiring English sources

For ethical reasons we provided a reasonably substantial control intervention that focused on HIV prevention and was taken from the Stepping Stones intervention.

Even so, were I a reader who had written in on a reasonably substantial subject, then seen no result, I would be wondering, what gives?

May seems to have been focusing more and more on social care in recent weeks and, whereas she gave the subject a brush-off answer just a few weeks ago, on Wednesday she had a reasonably substantial answer about the government's short-, medium- and long-term plans.

According to the Federal Trade Commission: If the original price being advertised has been "offered to the public on a regular basis for a reasonably substantial period of time," then there is a basis for legitimacy.

Furthermore, a reasonably substantial (2.0 2.5 ng/mL) concentration of DHTS circulates in men (320) and, similarly to E1S in women, could act as a reservoir for peripheral DHT synthesis.

Generally speaking, for meat dishes with few trimmings, a red with reasonably substantial tannins is a fine idea.

If the cell type were found through a global assay to contain reasonably substantial amounts of 5hmC, adding this information would help to discriminate the 5mC and 5hmC contributions to specific loci.

During the Labour leadership campaign last year, Corbyn produced a dozen or so policy papers that were reasonably substantial.

The survey numbers are reasonably substantial, so it's not just a few malcontents or happy rock-bashers.

"The problem is real, and it's reasonably substantial".

No matter how small the original Peter Venkman's role is (and there have been reports it is reasonably substantial), we need to see Murray in future trailers.