This flaw, which is often discussed as a matter of tone, is so substantive that the Administration constantly undermines even its own best efforts.
But by the end of the week, the reports of cheating were so numerous, and so substantive, that they could seriously undermine any claims to legitimacy by the eventual winner, whoever it is.
Where a company is under de facto control and minority-empowering devices apply, activist engagement can bring about changes in the governance structure of the firm, particularly at the board level, so substantive that they reverse the balance of power between minority and majority shareholders an outcome not even conceivable at de jure controlled companies.
On the day of the "Game of Thrones" premiere, Sunday July 16, 2017, the increase in revenue was so substantive that HBO NOW jumped up the top grossing chart by combined revenue by 11 ranks in the U.S., compared with the day prior.
"I dare you to think of a summit that was so substantive".
"It should be examined in a way that's substantive, that's thorough and that's balanced so that we arrive at the truth".
"Chelsea is so substantive, and has two young children, that I don't see her playing White House social secretary.
However, a court is not obligated to blueline when an "arbitration provision is so permeated by substantive unconscionability that it cannot be cured by severance or any other action short of rewriting the contract". Nagrampa v. MailCoups, Inc., 469 F.3d 1257, 1293 (9th Cir.2006).
This translation is offered as an aid to learning the original notation, which itself is a subject of scholarly dispute, and embodies substantive logical doctrines so that it cannot simply be replaced by contemporary symbolism.
Schumer's aggressive personal style is so distinctive that it tends to overshadow his substantive views, which do not comport with what many expect of him.
