Sentence examples for both substantively and from inspiring English sources

"Appointments are a powerful way -- both substantively and symbolically -- of confronting and reversing that stereotype".

But a PR-centric response is insufficient, both substantively and legally.

Wyden warned that the uncounted FBI searches posed a particular problem, both substantively and for oversight.

Kerrynomics, both substantively and politically, is less attractive than it ought to be.

For both substantively and politically, the tasks over the next four years may be harder than handling the crisis itself.

But the truth is she blundered, both substantively and politically, and back in October 2002 and is now paying the price.

And that's both substantively wrongheaded and politically counterproductive.

"Pluralism is a sine qua non in building a court that is both substantively excellent and respected by the general population," he said.

The only way to beat it is to make a case that is both substantively stronger and relayed with more conviction.

The effect of very low-income neighbourhood is both substantively strong and statistically significant – those in very low-income neighbourhoods had average RNLI scores approximately 13 points lower (p = .003).003

Discussing the heart of the dispute, Mr. Slater called the arbitration decision flawed, both procedurally and substantively, and said that it was not in accord with an international treaty on the enforcement of arbitration awards.