Sentence examples for not real substantial from inspiring English sources

Locke's 'particular substances' are kinds which are individuated conventionally, and so are not real substantial kinds, by Aristotelian standards.

As can be seen from the time measurements, we transfer substantial amounts of raw data over the wireless connection, thus the round-trip time is not real-time.

Dr Peter Boylan, the former master of the National Maternity Hospital in Dublin, told the inquest that Savita would probably still be alive today if she had got a termination in the first three days of her stay in the hospital, but that under Irish law an abortion would have been illegal because there was "not a real and substantial risk to her life at that stage".

At the inquest into her death, a leading obstetrician said Mrs Halappanavar would probably still be alive today if she had had a termination in the first three days of her stay in the hospital, but that under Irish law an abortion would have been illegal because there was "not a real and substantial risk to her life" at that stage.

"This is somewhat of an acknowledgment by Merrill Lynch that the self-directed market is not only real but is substantial in size," said Henry McVey, an analyst with Morgan Stanley Dean Witter.

They are real, but not physically real.

The impact statement concluded that the Mets' stadium "would not result in substantial new development" or affect the real estate market.

"It will not bring any substantial change".

Are they not taking a substantial risk?

Such an offset strategy is little more than rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic, and would "involve substantial issuance of credits that do not represent real emissions reductions," according to a recent analysis by Stanford.

The prices seen last week, it should be noted, did not indicate real worries about a default that continues for a substantial period of time.