Sentence examples for substantive mark from inspiring English sources

It's a rare high school freshman who becomes an important part of the machine, and it's the rare freshman lawmaker who makes a substantive mark on government.

"NAQT has uncovered evidence that four of its writers frequently accessed pages on NAQT's administrative website that contained clearly marked, substantive information about questions on which they were intending to – and subsequently did – compete," NAQT said in a statement.

The exemptions mark a substantive change to the policy since the election, before which Morrison was at pains to say there would be no changes.

This is a strangely compelling argument for some: even though Bingu was clearly going off the rails towards the end of his life, the early years of his presidency had been marked by substantive economic development.

Now that we're entering the frenetic, relentlessly tactical stretch of the campaign, it's strange to think that the long months before Iowa and New Hampshire actually marked the substantive phase.

For better or worse is how I consider the substantive relationships that have marked my life.

Professor Jackson said Mr. Bloomberg appeared to have grown in the ceremonial aspects of the job, and gave him high marks for the substantive ones.

But there is uncertainty whether this will mark the resumption of substantive talks on Middle East Peace or be little more than a photo opportunity.

But the Marines' arrival marks the U.S.'s first substantive presence in the Pacific rim since the 1990s, when major bases closed in the Philippines, at Clark Field and Subic Bay.

Although other complicated steps would remain for a complete normalization of relations, embassies and ambassadors would mark a highly symbolic and significantly substantive shift in the two countries' fraught dealings.

The campaign has, as a result, been marked by the near-total absence of substantive proposals for change.