He carries a film, even (or especially) an utterly insubstantial one; the question is whether he can carry a substantial one, whether he wants to limit his on-camera personality to the bouncy bonhomie of a Merv Griffin or whether he's ready to test the depths and spans of his formidable aura.
There is substantial debate whether inflammation is directly playing a pathophysiologic role or whether it is simply a marker for underlying processes that affect both insulin sensitivity and inflammation levels (10).
"BP has substantial assets, whether they develop them or sell them," he said.
The company did not admit any violations in the agreement, and there is substantial doubt whether the government will collect any money; Sabretech is essentially defunct.
More substantial is whether or not a second referendum on EU membership (the first, in 1975 was won by 67%to32%2% when it was still the European Economic Communities) is a good idea in principle.
Citigroup vigorously denies Hands's version of events and will present evidence to suggest that Terra Firma was prepared to shell out a very substantial sum, whether or not rival buyers were in the frame.
MARK SCOTT LIMITATIONS Federal officials have been calling for greater punishments for white-collar offenders, but there is a substantial question whether these proposals will have any appreciable impact on deterring future violations.
Freud's practical suggestions for analysts are still followed today: leasing time by the hour, charging (substantial) fees whether the patient shows up or not, not accepting free patients.
Intent doesn't have to be proved in a copyright challenge over music: these cases hinge on the questions of access (whether the artist might have heard the song he's accused of using) and substantial similarity (whether an average listener would hear an echo in the two songs).
