Sentence examples for items of substance from inspiring English sources

These cryptic comments are the first items of substance in a letter (PDF) sent to the House Energy and Commerce and Government Reform committees.

The man they once called "the Black Walt Disney" doesn't even have a Wikipedia page and the collected clips of his original work on YouTube don't even add up to seven full minutes, but the scant few items of substance that Google can come up with tell a fascinating story.

The players argue that the changes being made in the hall are heavier on public amenities than on items of musical substance.

The seven GSDS sub-scales include: "difficulty getting to sleep (1 item), waking up during sleep (1 item), waking up too early from sleep (1 item), quality of sleep (3 items), quantity of sleep (2 items), daytime sleepiness (7 items) and use of substances to help induce sleep (6 items)" [ 31], p. 112].

Then as now, an alligator bag was a luxury item, a satchel of substance carried by a woman whose own social authority it advertised.

Items regarding family histories of substance abuse, family violence and deaths in the family due to an accident were selected.

The control condition will contain an interview of up to one hour, where the patient chooses focus based on a list of items (substance use problems; family; friends; work/education; etc).

There was a statistically significant delta score according to age for item 4 and according to the type of substance dependence for item 6.

Exclusion criteria included: severe depression (PHQ9 > 19) or suicidal ideation (PHQ9 item 9 > 1), endorsement of substance abuse, a reported history of psychosis, and age < 18 years.

Responses to the importance of substance use prevention items ranged from 1 = not important to 5 = very important; for the scale score, the mean was multiplied by 10.

For example, the Adolescent Risk Behavior Screen (ARBS) [ 20] contains 9 items; however, five of these items assess substance use and the remaining 4 items each assess a specific risk behavior (e.g., fighting and unhealthy eating).