There is a substantive point here.
Mr. Vanska is a substantive and rigorous musician who strives for emphatic, clear-textured playing.
The writer claims that there is a substantive difference between writing a book and making notes for it.
"I don't think my role is very different from somebody who is a substantive head in a school," she says.
There is little argument that the fugue of language and heritage that is The Way Things Were is a substantive contribution to new writing from the subcontinent.
"Predominantly my line is, if they are due to go before a board and it is a substantive case, they go before a board.
"There is a substantive due process argument here," said Ronald J. Riccio, a professor of constitutional law at Seton Hall Law School and a former dean there.
"While the act allows for extensions of time in certain circumstances, the commissioner would expect those extensions are only requested when there is a substantive reason.
Advisers felt the need to show that there is a substantive body of thought behind Miliband's plans to create a fairer economy.
Mr. Bondy is a substantive creative artist with a long record of achievement in the theater and the opera house, mostly in Europe.
It's by no means bulletproof; there are lots of moving parts to these arguments, and the fact that we've had debt bubbles in periods of low inequality is a substantive challenge to their hypothesis.
