Sentence examples for or substantively from inspiring English sources

Less clear was what happens next, either procedurally or substantively.

His self-styled big ideas didn't catch on, politically or substantively.

In terms of changing facts on the ground, or substantively altering the egregiously negative Syrian dynamic, it may have scant impact.

It is the only major environmental statute whose core provisions have not been reauthorized or substantively updated since its adoption in the 1970s.

The President does not say that he or his lawyers think that the constitutional argument is a bad argument — i.e., that, in their opinion, it is actually meritless, constitutionally or substantively.

"It felt like a lot of stuff being thrown at the wall but nothing sticking politically or substantively [for the opponents] – and that's due to the fact that the administration did a really effective job at defending this deal and making Democrats feel that this is something they should be proud to support".

Multiple HR practices are defined as the presence of two or more substantively different HR practices.

Let us consider this first question and in so doing revisit the issue of whether the independence implicit in autonomy should best be conceived in a purely "procedural" manner or more substantively.

Thomson has never held city office or been substantively involved in a campaign apart from her own.

Using a backward selection process, all these covariates were added to the initial model, but only covariates with significant independent associations themselves (p < 0.05), or which substantively modified HTLV incidence ratio, were retained in the final model.

Education, alcohol drinking, and energy intake were dropped from the final models because they did not substantively alter ORs (i.e., <10%).