"Both of these guys are going to come out of here with roughly equivalent positives and negatives, and yet Bush is going to come out of here with a substantial win," Mr. Rove said.
The net present value of the sustainability features ends up being nearly $10 million, and the payback time far less than a year — a substantial win-win.
By now all this patent litigation has likely become tiresome to you, as it has most of us, but this is actually a pretty substantial win for Motorola, and an equally substantial loss for Apple.
The most interesting aspect of the player-fan dynamic is that the interests of both parties have a substantial intersection: Winning.
The Telegraph splash says the manifesto contained the threat of a substantial rise in VAT if Labour wins the election.
This answer lies in the 2010 election, in which Republicans won control of a substantial majority of state governments.
Republicans said Mr. Thomas was especially infuriated by a decision by Senate Democrats that any economic plan would have to win the support of a substantial majority of their caucus, or perhaps as many as two-thirds of the 50 Democratic senators.
Even after Mr. Obama's entry into the race, Mrs. Clinton did not give up hope of winning a substantial share of the African-American vote.
There was, of course, a substantial difference between those winning streaks: Most of Carreno Busta's wins came on the lowest rung of the professional tennis ladder.
Absent, however, was any indication that the slot itself might be altered to give these attractions a chance of winning a substantial audience beyond those who listen to Radio 3 all day or strongly prefer radio as a medium.
