Sentence examples for substantively close from inspiring English sources

Plouffe and David Axelrod had interviewed the finalists and Plouffe said that Bayh's answers were "substantively close to perfect, if cautiously so".

Locke, like Du Bois, is often affiliated with the pragmatist philosophical tradition though somewhat surprisingly—surprising because Locke's actual views are closer substantively to pragmatist thinkers Like Dewey, James, and Royce than are Du Bois's—he does not receive as much attention in the writings of contemporary pragmatist philosophers as does Du Bois.

When you compare raising the marginal rates for roughly 2 million Americans to phasing out health insurance exclusions that would affect 150 million Americans — even if some reform should be done — I don't think it's a close call substantively or politically.

Until the risk premium contracts substantively, the leveraged buyout sector stays closed down.

The government plans to "respond substantively to the Forward View in due course", sources close to Hunt said.

First, no effort is made to close the gaps or even to narrow them substantively.

Their review tweaked the details (most substantively, reducing the park's highest point and setting a maximum number of days it could be closed).

And substantively at times".

"Substantively, the bill is abysmal.

This makes little sense, substantively.

Ideologically and substantively, it is centrist.