Outside the arena of national security, the Presidency is a weak office; to get anything substantial done, the person in the Oval Office has to put together coalitions, bringing along powerful people and interest groups.
Theresa May, the home secretary, said: "The change in the threat level to substantial does not mean the overall threat has gone away – there remains a real and serious threat against the United Kingdom".
The material rewards of the tour, though reportedly substantial, did not transform the family's lifestyle, and Leopold continued in the Prince-Archbishop's service.
Those inconveniences, concededly substantial, do not outweigh the strong considerations relative to this Court's functions dictating that it should not undertake a task at once so speculative and so foreign to them.
(Cox's drop in ratings, although substantial, didn't obviate the fact that, in her heyday, she got more listeners than both Ball and the feted God of Mornings, Chris Evans).
His accomplishments, while noteworthy and substantial, did nothing to counteract the nation's lurch to the right.
While the rewards to be gained from these "technical aspects" are substantial, don't let them overshadow the real value, which is working with other people and being part of something.
They look more substantial, as do the few portraits rendered in mosaic, rice and beans, or on reverse glass.
What meaning does the substantial level of inconsistency that we have identified have for structural alignment?
At least in the case of substances, the substantial form could do the metaphysical work of guaranteeing persistence through time and change (Pasnau 2011, 689 92).
