Sentence examples for substantive hit from inspiring English sources

The show proved that a pop musical could win over audiences with a substantive hit that pleased critics and theatergoers alike.

At the United Nations, Francis gave a fairly substantive speech and hit other notes on his agenda.

One analyst, Christian Stracke of the research firm CreditSights, said the effort appears to be an attempt to soothe tense investors in the debt market, rather than to provide substantive relief to the worst-hit mortgage securities.

As this week's infographic shows, Illinois' competitiveness is set to take another hit in 2013 unless substantive changes are made.

The company found 31,000 hits but described them as "not substantive".

However, substantive economic and trade sanctions against Russia would also hit Europe hard, Schulz warned.

They felt that although Shakur was one of the most substantive rappers of that period, he had gone too far with "Hit 'Em Up," causing some of Shakur's fans to turn on him, according to the two rappers.

His hurried scribbling of words from an old MTV hit may explain why he was unable to fit more substantive information in his notebook.

It's substantive and nuanced in a way that the most broad, anthemic pop hits can't be.

The tribunal hit out at prime minister Narendra Modi's government for failing to provide to the court any "substantive" action plans to tackle Delhi's smog-filled air despite requests.

The memo said: "Since unemployment cannot begin to fall until payroll growth hits about one percent — and payroll growth will not hit one percent until [gross domestic product] growth hits at least 2.5percentto3percentcent — we may not see any substantive payroll growth until late 2010 or 2011, and unemployment could rise until that time".