It's insubstantial and sweet, with virtually no nutritional value.
That's not to say it's insubstantial: Fuji's cameras are generally quite hefty, and the 50R is no exception, but it's much smaller and lighter than its predecessor and, surprisingly, costs $2,000 less at $4,499 for the body.
The results suggested a dose-response relation similar to that observed in the analysis of all pregnancies; it was therefore concluded that the impact of this selection bias, if any, was insubstantial.
The match itself was insubstantial.
But much of the prosperity of the period was insubstantial, and when the crash came everybody was affected.
According to Wright et al. education and training towards the problem list among practitioners interviewed was insubstantial, typically informal, and highly variable [ 6].
Andy Warhol refined the image of Marilyn Monroe till it was almost insubstantial, a hieroglyph in place of a likeness, with neither age nor identity nor expression.
It was an insubstantial obstacle and many stronger places had yielded without a fight.
On the other side lay the fact that in doing so I, and we at TreeHugger, might be in some way signing on to Gershon's speech act and one that in the content of it was fairly insubstantial as far as commentary goes.
The preclinical and clinical data supporting the phase 3 program were insubstantial, and it is not surprising that Gammagard failed to provide clinical efficacy.
But the whole is insubstantial, never fully vindicating its relationship to Dostoevsky.
