Nevertheless, we also find increasing dispersion in the returns to tertiary education over the decade and a significant deterioration in the experience associated with being overeducated, with substantive rises in the wage penalty and no decline in the persistence of overeducation.
For example, this report's summary was the first to acknowledge that the melting of the Greenland ice sheet from rising temperatures could result in a substantive sea-level rise over centuries rather than millennia.
The chances of substantive negotiations have risen further, after the Bush administration unveiled on July 25th ambitious proposals to liberalise agricultural trade.
More recently, Han et al. [ 11] proposed a taxonomic structure of uncertainty in health care, which reconsiders the concept along three dimensions: (a) the source of uncertainty, (b) the substantive issue that gives rise to the uncertainty, and (c) the locus of uncertainty.
If renewed attention to river planning gives rise to a truly substantive public conversation about water policy, drought and climate change in Southern California, even better.
The only substantive measure her government has adopted is a rise in the retirement age.
With its bent toward substantive critique, the movie quickly devolves to cant without rising to parody.
This country did less and less to muzzle its hatred of Muslims, and few prominent voices rose to oppose that hatred in a substantive way, leaving those faced with discrimination defenseless and bewildered.
Thursday night in his speech before Congress, President Obama finally rose to that challenge in a thoughtful, credible and substantive fashion.
