Sentence examples for quite substantive from inspiring English sources

Her recent speech on energy was quite substantive.

It is quite substantive," said Wendy Sherman, the State Department's Under-Secretary for Political Affairs, who is the lead American negotiator.

His vision isn't "ersatz formalism disguising chaos," it's not formalist at all, it's quite substantive and physical; and — even if its subject is the eruption of chaos into an ordered universe — it's extraordinarily coherent.

His vision isn't "ersatz formalism disguising chaos," it's not formalist at all, it's quite substantive and physical; and even if its subject is the eruption of chaos into an ordered universe it's extraordinarily coherent.

He had not been told that months earlier, in December 2001, there had been "quite substantive exchanges between No 10 and the White House" about the possibility of military action against Iraq.

"We're seeing quite a substantive move," he said.

Clinical trials have shown nutrition therapy can reduce A1C from 0.25%to2.9%9% [ 43], quite a substantive reduction compared to the effect of diabetes oral diabetes medications.

But it is symbolic rather than substantive.

The only exception would be when the philosophical aspect of the discipline in question is confined to epistemological and logical matters and remains quite distinct from the substantive inquiries in which that discipline engages.

Really substantive innovation is quite disruptive, drastically altering social practices" (Chesbrough 2003, p. ix).

This is a problem because it is possible to offer a very strong substantive argument for quite dramatic changes to the foundation of the curriculum, argued on the basis of changes already visible, but more importantly on the basis of changes that will occur in the next three or four decades which may lead to various future scenarios.