Sentence examples for not become substantive from inspiring English sources
He was given the brevet rank of lieutenant colonel on 1 January 1920, but this did not become substantive until 1 April 1932.
David A. Keene, chairman of the American Conservative Union, warned that Mr. Bush had better be careful that his overtures to moderates do not become more substantive.
Lacking such a connection, legislation may become substantive in operation and effect. Id., at 519520.
Most of the substantive provisions, however, would not become effective until June 1 , 2008
The rank became substantive in July 1937.
His promotion to squadron leader became substantive on 1 January 1945.
Berryman became a temporary captain on 1 April 1916, a rank which became substantive on 10 June 1916.
Hely's rank of air vice marshal became substantive on 5 September.
He was promoted to the temporary rank of colonel in August 1939, and this became substantive in November.
Risks associated with those genes became substantive when two unfavourable genotypes were combined, with evidence of biological interaction between them.
If, as many experts say, disrupting the cycle of hunger and poverty, for example, takes a two generational approach... shouldn't Generation Z and Millennials play a substantive part so that two doesn't become three?
