Sentence examples for more substantially the from inspiring English sources
More substantially, the Kirchner government announced the dissolution of the country's notoriously corrupt intelligence secretariat.
The beauty in the portraiture is partly the pleasure of accuracy, but more substantially the pleasure of form - form so delicately done it is almost invisible.
And more substantially, the rival city authorities three weeks ago agreed a single city budget for the first time since the war.
Second, and much more substantially, the FBI warned state elections officials in August of possible attempts to hack state election systems after breaches in Arizona and Illinois.
More substantially, the Kelly/Gilligan affair has highlighted the difficult double role of the BBC governors as both champions and scrutineers of this national treasure.
But he stayed in politics until 2001, chairman or vice-chairman of many things: the select committee on members' interests (1980-95), the Conservative backbench defence committee (1988-93), the British-US parliamentary group and, more substantially, the 1922 Committee (1988-2001).
Music is a big part of the director's life; Ms. Coppola's previous feature, a screen adaptation of "The Virgin Suicides," was informed more substantially by the score by the group Air than by the narrative.
Results show that bus accident severity is related only partially to the demographics and more substantially to the behavior of the bus driver.
The results for the item on vitality (item 5) vary more substantially than the other items between the two studies, particularly for the MCS component.
As will appear from this opinion, we consider that the constitutional questions before us relate primarily, and more substantially, to the propriety of the findings made by appellees rather than to the validity of the provisions of the Security Risk Law.
In the combination group, more lesions were detected after TACE, and the total tumor number increased more substantially; thus, the mean tumor size became smaller.
