Sentence examples for it's substantively from inspiring English sources
Kenneth Bickers, chairman of the political science department at the University of Colorado at Boulder, says he routinely talks of Hickenlooper's victory as "winning without running, which is not technically true, but it's substantively true.
"Bill Thompson's approach to stop-and-frisk has not been sound-bite friendly, but it is substantively mature," said Representative Hakeem Jeffries, a Brooklyn Democrat who has endorsed Mr. Thompson.
And the press will be more relevant to the extent it is substantively adversarial toward the executive branch (and of course to the other branches).
Three areas were considered: a) The Seal as a tool for mobilizing and implementing the equity agenda for children: at the conceptual level, the evaluation analyzed how the Seal evolved throughout the years and if it was substantively, logically and methodologically sound.
A public sphere purged of ideological/religious commitments would have little in it, would be substantively thin, as would be the personages (citizens) who inhabited it.
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.
But compulsory-licensing rights in many nations mean that any composition that has been released to the public (free or commercially) as an audio recording may be recorded again and sold by others for a statutorily defined fee, although it must be substantively the same music and lyrics as the original.
It should be substantively amplified to explain more carefully what was done especially with the modeling and the statistical analyses.
"This kind of exploration is not only fun, it's very substantively leading to a different future, a whole different look to the California wine industry".
It's improved substantively.
Obama's words were substantively no different from speeches he gave on the topic four years ago.
