Sentence examples for looking at the substantive from inspiring English sources
15 For example, if market share is deemed low, a merger is waived without looking at the substantive side of a case, assuming implicitly that mergers between firms with relatively low market share are unlikely to cause problems.
But let's take a look at the substantive vision he was setting forth.
"There's an interest, but whether that interest is more curiosity versus people looking at her for substantive answers I don't know," said Schoenfeld. "I don't think, at least in Iowa, her almost celebrity status over some of the others gets her any type of advantage".
"We will look at the issue of results for the Burundi game, and we will make substantive appointments after that match," he told BBC Sport.
Rentokil has rebuffed a request from potential suitor Sir Gerry Robinson to look at the company's books because the veteran executive has yet to table any substantive takeover proposals, the company said yesterday.
Below are the most substantive concerns; however we would encourage the authors to look at the more detailed comments from each reviewer as well.
"If you look at the history, there's a healthy skepticism of these big projects, and the Chargers have done nothing substantive over the years to alleviate that skepticism," Nienstedt said.
He pointed to public conference committees that have looked at the state's budget process, drug laws and voting systems this year as a sign that Albany was determined to confront gridlock and focus on substantive issues.
