Sentence examples for substantial to point from inspiring English sources

Those who wished to dismiss him had something substantial to point to: his graceless Italian.

Not a substantial adjustment, but enough to point to growth taking a downward trajectory, with the fourth quarter unlikely to be anywhere near that 'good' given the absence of revenues from the Olympics and the British Retail Consortium's assessment that Christmas trading has been merely 'acceptable'acceptable

Except for the common funding source, and the fact that all the projects combined humanist, legal or social science perspectives to technology related topics, it is hard to point to substantial commonalities in approaches and interests among those that can be characterised as Norwegian ELSA researchers.

If a humanitarian organization struggles to point out substantial outcomes, then maybe strategies should be revised to make a bigger splash -- edited to include the collaboration and public-private partnerships found in NetHope.

Our students were not the only ones to point to substantial differences between instruction in anatomy and in other biomedical sciences.

Atoms, fundamental kinds of stuff, gods, or abstract entities, such as Platonic Forms or numbers, might be considered to be substantial to the point of being indestructible or eternal: they last at least as long as the world exists and, in the case of gods or God, or abstract entities, perhaps longer.

The added points for Canadian education, however, are not substantial relative to points allocated to Canadian work experience.

The UN commission says it gathered "substantial information pointing to serious violations of international humanitarian law and international human rights law" by both sides.

Through information gleaned from the inner workings of the global neo-Nazi movement, an inside source, and a vast cache of chat logs and social media postings, VICE has accrued substantial evidence pointing to the identity of this Canadian member of Atomwaffen Division, a far-right terror group based in the US.

Although levels of schooling were higher in this study population than in Brazil overall, the social gradient of smoking is still substantial, which points to a stronger association with schooling and income than with psychosocial job strain.

Clearly, substantial evidence pointed to the effectiveness of educational campaigns in reducing the number of the youth who start smoking, increasing the number of smokers who quit, and making the tobacco industry marketing less effective, thereby saving lives and health care dollars [ 15, 16].