Sentence examples for the substantively from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a substantive manner, or to a substantive extent.
The suddenly visible struggle between (a) the Republican plot to pre-steal the Presidency next year and (b) the substantively nonpartisan plot to have Presidents elected by the votes of actual human beings may be approaching an Armageddon in California.
By Hendrik Hertzberg August 12, 2008 The suddenly visible struggle between (a) the Republican plot to pre-steal the Presidency next year and (b) the substantively nonpartisan plot to have Presidents elected by the votes of actual human beings may be approaching an Armageddon in California.
These amine groups provide excellent electrostatic and hydrogen bonding sites and are the main factors contributing to the substantively of the dye molecules.
We examine JFM and RFRA on the criteria of delegation of power and authority, downward accountability and impact on forest-dependent poor to understand the substantively different spaces that they open for democratic forest governance.
It is reasonable to suppose that there is a relationship between the higher share of GSM migrants in 2009/10 who report migrating with children and the substantively higher share who state that their "main reason for migrating" was to provide a "better future for (their) family" (in sharp contrast to the stability of associated responses of Family Stream migrants).
Two governments – the nominally socialist Papandreou administration in Greece and the substantively insane Berlusconi burlesque show in Italy – have already fallen.
And in another constant with the past, the Arab League failed to address the issue of the day substantively.
However, the results were substantively the same after analysing the benefits data as categorical variables, suggesting that outlier values did not adversely affect the results.
Editor's note: a number of minor editorial changes were made after publication at the request of the authors; none substantively altered the meaning of the article.
The report substantively looks, for instance, at the need to change the way payment and clinical management methods push pain care toward pharma and away from interprofessional teams.
Eliminating the Shorr study from the analyses did not alter the results substantively, and 3).
