Sentence examples for more substantial in from inspiring English sources
Discrepancies become "more substantial" in five-year projections, he said.
It may have to sell something more substantial in the next two quarters, possibly Chicago magazine.
Doing so, we find nothing more substantial in support of jurisdiction than did the court below.
The impact is more substantial in urban areas than other areas.
Junior papers tend to be more substantial in both length and content than papers written during junior seminars.
John McCain had something much more substantial in mind: 6,000 guys to beef up security on the Mexican border!
But far more substantial in character was an English-Latin vocabulary called the Promptorius puerorum ("Storehouse [of words] for Children") brought out by Pynson in 1499.
They seem more substantial, in their way, than any of the men of God whom Sander so impartially inspects, or any of the industrialists, as plump and sleek as seals.
The risk of developing very severe UI was even more substantial in women with diabetes (RR, 1.97 [CI, 1.24 to 3.12]).
The second half, however, became more substantial in terms of both dance and Ms. Wainwright's music.
The cost savings could be even more substantial in the county Fire Department, where firefighter benefits have been running about 12% less than in the city.
