Speaking on the floor, Ms. Mikulski said the plan developed by Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader, is "substantive, it's real and it's achievable".
3) The passage that rang the falsest, though, was not substantive; it was this rhetorical flourish near the end: And so to my friends on the right, I ask you to reconcile your commitment to America's military might with a failure to act when a cause is so plainly just.
But this is more than made up for by its considerable substantive virtues: it is straightforward, accessible and sensible, free of the ideological cant and posturing that often mar even serious academic studies of racial issues.
"As I consider the way forward, I will always remember that the progress in Iraq is real, it's substantive, but it is reversible," he said.
As substantive as it is sumptuous, the incisively written, meticulously researched and gorgeously illustrated "In Vogue" chronicles how Vogue became the world's most influential fashion magazine.
As a substantive hypothesis it is not immune to doubt but is subject to critical scrutiny.
While none of the differences between the original estimates and the estimates based on the rotated questionnaire models is of substantive importance, it is still interesting to examine the largest difference for each domain.
Although no follow up studies have reported substantive outcomes, it is plausible that the iron deficiency associated with immediate cord clamping could leave the child more susceptible to infection, and with impaired growth and development in early childhood.
"In the Company of Soldiers" lacks a substantive overview, but it is still a fascinating first-hand account.
Primitivism becomes a more substantive thesis if it is linked to an account of the nature of psychological explanation, or perhaps of psychological explanation as conceived in the neo-nativist tradition.
