Sentence examples for a substantive difference from inspiring English sources

"But if there's a substantive difference, I don't know".

It's not just a philosophical difference but a substantive difference, she says.

Is there really a substantive difference between "God Hates Fags" and "you aren't allowed to join the Boy Scouts"?

The writer claims that there is a substantive difference between writing a book and making notes for it.

The Conservatives have conceded ground by accepting that apologies can be directed by the regulator rather than just required – seen by lawyers as a substantive difference.

But Mr. Chirac said he did not really know Iran or whether there was a substantive difference between conservative and moderate factions in its leadership, the senior official at the meeting said.

My question is that through a whirlwind, is there any substantive difference between your position on capital punishment and Governor Bush's? A. I have supported capital punishment.

Sorry, but I can't see any substantive difference.

"I don't know that there's any substantive difference that I would identify for you".

The overall results show that there is a small substantive difference between women's and men's average expectations, with women showing higher average values than men.

Part of the SPD's struggles stemmed from an inability to articulate any substantive differences from Merkel's CDU, its partner in the coalition government.