Sentence examples for being substantively from inspiring English sources
"What does Howard do now that he is being substantively challenged about his policies and his judgments and various misstatements and retractions?" Mr. Lieberman asked.
Though the design is still preliminary -- it was being substantively revised as recently as last weekend -- the unveiling permitted the first meaningful glimpse around and inside what would be a modern landmark.
A more or less inconsistent willingness of rulers to tie their own hands by scrupulous adherence to procedural justice while yet being substantively unjust, is of course psychologically possible.
Unfortunately, it is not shown as being substantively related to the ISC context.
Sensitivity analyses provided no evidence for the results being substantively influenced by model assumptions (see supplementary file).
Definition 4.6 (Substantive rationality) Player \(i\) is substantively rational at state \(w\) provided for all decision nodes \ v\in V_i\), \(i\) is rational at \ v\) in state \(w\).
Nevertheless, the relationship is substantively (and statistically) significant.
"Phil is convinced his phone was substantively hacked by the News of the World.
She is substantively driven — but she was also engaged in courting, incessantly...
Is the New India a nationalist myth, or has the country been substantively transformed?
The current settlement is substantively identical to one tentatively reached in 2000 under the Clinton administration.
