Sentence examples for substantive stroke from inspiring English sources

It was a reputation burnished by both sides (In 2010, President Obama called his budget plan "a serious proposal"), and when Ryan was selected, it led many D.C. Thought Leaders to praise Romney for his bold and substantive stroke.

If you insist on using a 'micro' word, then the correct one is 'micropatronage': an affordable version of the age-old practice of wealthy patrons supporting artists in substantive, public ways – ways that stroke the patron's ego and/or guarantee their place in heaven.

Trientine exerted substantive effects to improve CO, CO/LVM, LVEF, stroke volume, and stroke volume indexed to LVM (all P < 0.0001) (Table  4), consistent with results from the corresponding ANOVA analysis.

Clinicians need a reliable and valid measure consistent with the ICF model to document the most substantive outcome of rehabilitation community integration particularly for patients with stroke.

Effects of diabetes on cardiac function were characterized, inter alia, by substantive impairment of functional indexes including LVEF, CO/LVM (a measure of myocardial efficiency [ 30, 33]), LVEDV/LVM, LVESV/LVM, stroke volume/LVM and elevated LVM/BW (the latter a measure of relative LV hypertrophy).

"Be substantive".

There are substantive issues.

It was substantive.

To be made substantive.

It felt more substantive, deeper.

The candidates discussed substantive issues.