Sentence examples for substantively that from inspiring English sources

There are all kinds of measures that would lower emissions substantively that could and should be done right now.

They had not provided evidence to corroborate the disputed claims, including most substantively that the complainant had been "carving out a second career" as a model.

Berry said: "Theresa May has promised a renewed focus on industrial policy, but it is not clear that her agenda will differ substantively to that of the previous government.

This occurrence directed attention to the possibility that the pathogenesis of PsA differed substantively from that of RA and systemic lupus erythematosus.

Our analysis of high-skilled workers suggests that the impact on wage growth of employer supported course training differ substantively from that of the low-skilled workforce.

The two sides collaborated more substantively before that in 2001, when Iranian officials shared intelligence on the Taliban and took the remarkable step of offering to work under US command in rebuilding the Afghan army.

You might wonder, however, whether this latter kind of account really differs substantively from that of a nativist.

Rather than making an effort to substantively address that issue, the MRC slapped together a "Profile in Bias" attacking Stephanopoulos as "a reliable mouthpiece for the Democratic spin of the day".

Given the intense concerns of women and their healthcare providers over possible teratogenicity and the behavioural impact of antidepressant use on the infant, the treatment experience of depression during pregnancy is likely to differ substantively from that of PPD.

The two are closely related substantively, in that the deficit that matters is the long term deficit, and the key driver of success in reducing the long term deficit is taming rising health care costs.

We see no convincing evidence that the genetic architecture of prostate cancer in the AJ population is substantively different from that observed in other populations of European ancestry.