Sentence examples for substantial to do from inspiring English sources

"With Thompson, he was never given anything substantial to do," said Don Kettl, a political science professor at the University of Wisconsin.

But the lack of anything substantial to do beyond fleeing and fighting soon brings the game crashing back to earth, and even when the walls are lifted Final Fantasy XIII's world can seem strangely lifeless.

I just wish there was something more substantial to do with its elegant world than blast away.

It was reported in our study that substantial numbers of general practitioners are not IT connected, and have little intention of becoming so, despite substantial support to do so.

Indeed, Ms. Merkel had substantial business to do in Moscow.

This is why Republican politicians find it difficult to compromise on something like the debt ceiling, even when it might seem they have substantial incentive to do so.

A few airlines, notably El Al and KLM, said they would allow passengers to use Swissair tickets on their flights but would charge them a substantial fee to do so.

He blamed police for too often greeting complainants with scepticism and inertia, and said officers "must absolutely accept the victim's version of events unless there are very substantial reasons to do otherwise".

That would leave substantial work to do.

Facebook has a substantial opportunity to do what Google Ventures has done in the VC world.

I believe for most people this debate is more of a talking point than a substantial decision to do one or the other.