Sentence examples for substantively cannot from inspiring English sources

"The impartiality of the court process," Mr. Batra said, "substantively cannot be toyed with".

Thus condition (iii) cannot be substantively improved upon.

Davis, at 1083-84 (refusing to rewrite arbitration agreement that contained four substantively unconscionable or void terms because "[t]hese provisions cannot be stricken or excised without gutting the agreement").

As such, I feel that the paper cannot be approved for indexing until substantively revised.

Credit cannot also be received for Indicates subjects whose content is substantively similar to the subject described.

"Legal scholars simply cannot keep their hands off the infield fly rule — either substantively or as a metaphor," Spencer Weber Waller and Neil B. Cohen wrote in "Taking Pop-ups Seriously: The Jurisprudence of the Infield Fly Rule," a 2004 article in The Washington University Law Quarterly.

The results imply that β-cell development and islet morphogenesis were substantively normal in the absence of Bcl-x function, although subtle physiological effects cannot be excluded by this analysis.

This is politically smart because Democrats cannot legitimately charge that Romney is "ending Medicare". But it is also substantively smart because, while people like me believe that intense competition among private insurers will lead to more innovation and cost reduction, we can't really be sure.

Test and treat programs cannot be successful without high rates of linkage to care [ 36, 37], the value of testing is substantively reduced if newly diagnosed individuals do not successfully initiate ART to improve their own health.

The finitude of Dasein therefore cannot be contained within the limits of consciousness, nor within the limits of the subject, whether it is conceived substantively or formally.

And substantively at times".