Sentence examples for a substantively from inspiring English sources

But the 2013 vintage was a substantively different and better kind of speech than its predecessors.

Five years is a short time for testing a substantively new social policy -- and these particular five years have not been ordinary ones.

"My meeting with Foreign Minister Paek constitutes a substantively modest but symbolically historic step away from the sterility and hostility of the past," Dr. Albright said.

First, Voegeli: … the Republican Party already has a substantively admirable agenda that, if implemented, would point America in the right direction.

None of the points raised by Mr. Doctoroff were rejected out of hand yesterday by state officials, though it is not clear if the city's conditions, taken together, would yield a substantively different plan.

Now these seem like nearly-irreconcilable positions — either the last few years have been a "tantrum" to be transcended, or a fertile period that's produced a "substantively admirable agenda" that may only await the right salesman to be implemented.

Romney was speaking as a consumer, not an employer, a distinction that substantively makes a big difference.

By contrast, Trump speaks specifically about undocumented immigrants--in a racist way, yes, but in a way substantively different than the way Hitler spoke about Jews.

It took the clerk at Naked Eye Optical, the ninth stop, to state the obvious: I have a wide face and a bit of a nose bridge, so I'd do best with a wide, substantively structured frame.

Although residual confounding is always a concern, for an unmeasured confounder to affect an association substantively, it must be highly prevalent and strongly associated with both the exposure and the outcome.

While neither of these specimens is totally "modern" in all respects, both provide evidence that a form substantively resembling modern H. sapiens was already in existence in Africa in the period following about 200 kiloyears ago.