Sentence examples for is not substantively from inspiring English sources

"China's deploying necessary, limited defensive facilities on its own territory is not substantively different from the United States defending Hawaii," she said.

"China's deploying necessary, limited defensive facilities on its own territory is not substantively different from the United States defending Hawaii," Hua added.

For now, Boss thinks the new world is not substantively different from the three planets announced last year.

Since every table must be made according to some plan or other, Origin Essentialism2 is not substantively different from Origin Essentialism1.

This process is guaranteed to monotonically converge on a mean estimate for the sample [11] and is not substantively affected by the initial choice of reference.

Although some studies found that psychological variables affect survival after bone marrow transplantation, the reviewers' analysis of the methodologically sound studies suggested that survival after bone marrow transplantation is not substantively affected by depressed mood or other psychopathology in adults or by social support in adults or children.

Other recommendations, like improving K-12 science education, were not substantively addressed.

And the issue of party reform, which Mr Miliband had propelled up the agenda in the spring, was not substantively addressedon Tuesday, any more than it had been at the TUC earlier.

Those who find his playing dry and didactic, and his tone occasionally hard, will have no reason to turn to these performances, which are not substantively different from accounts he has already set down.

Alternative categorizations yielded results that were not substantively different.

Still others aver that their clothing was not substantively different in terms of thermal effectiveness from that of early modern humans.