Sentence examples for substantive follows from inspiring English sources

As already Lejewski (1957) noted, this is merely a question of choosing a suitable primitive, so nothing substantive follows from it.

All female young adults registered in the OCR between 1992 (when datasets became reliably linkable) and 1999 (to enable substantive follow up for all 5 year survivors) were eligible for inclusion.

It would have been nice if Russert had asked a substantive follow-up about this example, such as: "Bush offered one historical analogy, you offered another, so is this a 1-1 tie?" or "Do you have other examples?" to which Webb might have added a word on the containing of Stalin, and on the multiple incapacities of Ahmadinejad's Iran.

Few tangible benefits resulted from holding national family planning conferences because insufficient attention was paid to substantive follow-up.

In retrospect, a major investment of time, effort, and resources went into planning and implementing this event, with insufficient attention to substantive follow-up.

Two more substantive albums followed — "Whip-Smart" and then "Whitechocolatespaceegg" — and she then slid out of the cultural consciousness, only to be remembered as a feminist disappointment with every attempted comeback.

Two substantive conclusions follow.

It is only when combined with assumptions about how the rest of the world is owned (and the consequences of violating those property rights) that substantive implications follow.

In the absence of substantive data, in what follows we consider ranges of values where relevant and perform sensitivity analysis over them, relying on the wording used in the case documentation and the verbal scale translation table shown in Table 1.

In fact, each type of play would seem likely to have an impact on what follows in substantive ways.

All these efforts are in the right direction and proper implementation, support and substantive funding must follow.