If you rely on process to deny what could be a substantive claim, I worry about where that will lead us.
It is generally assumed that I handled the substantive discussion well, but people worry that my civility may have given Singer a new kind of legitimacy.
Authors of an alternative, dubbed the SAFE Justice Act, said they worry Goodlatte's bill lacks substantive reform, and would make it difficult for Congress to return to the issue later.
The fact that manufactured concerns about emerging technologies should so easily supplant substantive concerns is truly a development to be worried about.
In recent years, further worries have been raised concerning mereological theories with substantive composition principles especially concerning the full strength of GEM.
To atheists concerned about being seen as "just another faith" and worried that interfaith isn't an avenue for substantive discourse: I encourage you to give it a shot anyway, and be vocal about where you stand.
One worry that emerges here is that, in the case of substantive mathematical structures (such as those invoked in set theory), knowledge of the possibility of such structures may require knowledge of substantial parts of mathematics.
She worried that her time as first lady was not substantive enough, so she built up some foreign trips to sound more presidential.
And then comes his major substantive point: Much is made of the decline of newspapers as if we worry about the paper and ink industries.
Companies and associations that plan these events, along with the destinations that vie to host them, worry that those new expenses will be a drag on any substantive recovery in the business.
I did this painting early on, then worried the text to death mainly because Mitt really had no substantive thoughts, except a will to power.
