Her recent speech on energy was quite substantive.
His vision isn't "ersatz formalism disguising chaos," it's not formalist at all, it's quite substantive and physical; and — even if its subject is the eruption of chaos into an ordered universe — it's extraordinarily coherent.
His vision isn't "ersatz formalism disguising chaos," it's not formalist at all, it's quite substantive and physical; and even if its subject is the eruption of chaos into an ordered universe it's extraordinarily coherent.
He had not been told that months earlier, in December 2001, there had been "quite substantive exchanges between No 10 and the White House" about the possibility of military action against Iraq.
Really substantive innovation is quite disruptive, drastically altering social practices" (Chesbrough 2003, p. ix).
But nothing is quite as good as the film's opening sequences, and the movie is a little too dogged in avoiding substantive politics.
Aides do not regularly use their government e-mail addresses for substantive correspondence, and some are quite fastidious about deleting the messages they do send.
Mr. Weld knew this all too well, and when he wasn't bored could be quite deft at the game, courting liberals in substantive ways, most notably by pioneering various projects to combat harassment of gays in high schools.
While we feel this is a substantive victory, the revised royalties are quite high – still much higher than any other form of radio.
Superintendents associated with substantive improvements in district performance are quite rare, likely to be playing a part in an ensemble performance that doesn't depend uniquely on them, and difficult to identify reliably using the best empirical strategies presently available.
