Sentence examples for substantive signs from inspiring English sources
Certainly, Mr. Romney will win his fair share of independent voters because of the economy — and if there are substantive signs of economic decline in October and November, probably enough to win him the election.
Besides the recent surge in technology shares on Wall Street are more substantive signs like the fact that orders for many computer products and semiconductors are stabilizing and even gradually gaining ground.
The Vatican needs "more substantive signs of collaboration," he said.
Between 1962 and 1991, the CV for body size, as determined from commercial fishery catches, is estimated to have declined 55% (Rowe and Hutchings 2003), and northern cod continue to exhibit no substantive signs of recovery (DFO 2007).
Because it's a substantive sign of when a campaign has become active, whether or not the candidate has officially declared — and because there's relatively solid data on it.
The photograph inspired parodies in which people manipulated the image so that Obama's sign showed substantive critiques of her husband's drone policies.
It has promised fresh American proposals to tackle climate change, though there has been little sign of anything substantive so far.
But with Jeremy Hunt, the culture secretary, telling the Financial Times that "it does seem to me that News Corporation do control Sky already, so it isn't clear to me that in terms of media plurality there is a substantive charge", there appears little sign of that.
Since few adults will sign up for substantive classes that are not linked to career advancement, we must look at alternative means of delivering financial education to those who need it most, when they need it most.
By my count, (and please let me know what I have missed) there have been eight consequential, substantive changes to the ACA since its signing in March 2010.
As Iran's President Hassan Rouhani prepares to address the United Nations General Assembly, there are signs that he is ready for substantive negotiations with the US on his country's nuclear programme, says BBC Persian's Bahman Kalbasi.
