While Conservatives look to increase the minimum wage substantially, Ukip still questions the need for its existence.
Tracy, a relatively well-known figure in the middle and eastern Tennessee district, substantially out-raised DesJarlais and questioned the congressman's moral fortitude as part of his campaign strategy, but was still unable to prevail.
Interestingly, the level of test-retest reliability for questions concerning the experience of delays in care did not differ substantially from questions regarding hypothetical delays in care.
And thanks to work done with Walter Cronkite, who was to conduct the interviews, and with Ed Jones, the producer assigned to the project, he also knew substantially what questions were to be put to Eisenhower.
"This case presents a substantially different question, both factually and legally, whether an employer can punish someone by refusing to hire him unless he signs such an agreement," said Dori Bernstein, the commission lawyer who argued the Lagatree case.
During the post-announcement period, NPIC received substantially fewer questions about OPs compared with the pre-announcement period.
Some analysts, however, questioned whether the new requirement would substantially reduce illicit messages.
But even with the somewhat vague wording of these questions, substantially more respondents agreed than disagreed with them, which calls into question the notion that these factors are relatively unimportant.
3. Word order and phrasing matter: In surveys, the exact same question can elicit substantially different results if questions are asked in a different order.
Even Rehnquist had acknowledged the long line of cases that said the Commerce Clause was satisfied if the activity in question "substantially affects" interstate commerce.
