Sentence examples for substance would be from inspiring English sources

As Ms. Kantor wrote, her advisers were divided, with some concerned that Mrs. Obama, a woman of substance, would be seen as a fashionista.

And all of this substance would be relatively pointless if GT6 isn't able to underpin it with a solid and rewarding set of handling mechanics.

As part of that deal, producers of the additive MTBE, which has been blamed for groundwater pollution in many parts of the country, would gain immunity from product liability lawsuits and the substance would be banned nationwide as of 2015.

It then notified athletes at the end of September that the substance would be added to the banned list for 2016 following further research that suggested it was being used to enhance performance.

The powder, which was determined yesterday not to be dangerous, was accompanied by a threatening letter that named Mr. Albahae and warned the police to leave him alone or a much more dangerous substance would be sent, the police said.

Exposto's lawyer, Tania Scivetti, confirmed to Guardian Australia that a chemical analysis of the substance would be submitted to court on Thursday, after which the case would probably move to the high court for a May hearing.

The New York medical examiner's office declined to say what specific substances would be screened.

As the group formed, police patrolling in the area warned the crowd over bullhorns that anyone using illegal substances would be arrested.

Under the convention, ships would have to hold inventories of all hazardous materials on board, and certain substances would be banned outright.

Generally, the biggest risk posed by those substances would be to people who have a heightened sensitivity to chemicals, Dr. Siegel said.

Police Scotland told MPs last year that a qualified medical expert with experience in working with psychoactive substances would be needed in each case to identify the substance and prove its psychoactivity.