Sentence examples for perhaps more substantial from inspiring English sources

But sooner or later the service will have to decide what it wants to be when it grows up — a conversation hub with no tools for rapid synthesis of knowledge, a social graph to challenge Twitter (it's getting there fast), or some other thing perhaps more substantial than currently appreciated, like a stalking horse for YouTube live streaming aka the social broadcast network.

Members will therefore understand that it is the practice in the United Kingdom Government, like, I imagine, most or all other governments, not to comment on alleged interception whether the allegations are based on trivia or something perhaps more substantial.

Perhaps more commonplace are substantial differences in codon usage and tRNA abundances driven by varying genome nucleotide compositions that may also create a significant hurdle to successful expression and positive selection following transfer [ 26].

Liberals, in contrast, were less calculating and perhaps more intellectually honest, ceding substantial ground to their adversaries.

A lot of the work I've done since then has been more substantial perhaps but much less viewed, which is a choice I feel quite lucky to have had.

Another way to go would be a more substantial appetizer, perhaps followed by pasta.

On the other hand, he said, if the division determines that the change in service is more substantial -- perhaps because it requires tenants to partially subsidize the cost of the intercom system by making them use their own telephones -- then it could order a rent reduction to compensate them for the reduction in service.

However, if there is more substantial reflux perhaps through 'undertreatment', or new refluxing veins have opened up (more likely if the patient has an intervening pregnancy), further pelvic embolization may be indicated.

Had he committed himself to composition as his life's work, perhaps his legacy would have been more substantial.

It is her late blossoming, in a Gallic cinematic culture which offers older women more substantial roles than perhaps any other, that has proved most satisfying.

People are dropping the downmarket tabloid newspapers in droves perhaps because they want a better self-image, perhaps because they just want something more substantial to read.There is a lesson in there for television.