Second, the economics of the project itself were, in Sir Tim's phrase, "unambiguously bad and, what is more, on a very substantial scale".
What is more, the law school actually gives substantial weight to diversity factors besides race.
What is more, it is vital to convince consumers that they can make a substantial difference in the environment by using green products.
The Scholastic concept of essence, or what is more properly called a 'substantial form', is of an imperceptible, immaterial essence that imposes order onto the matter that it is joined with and makes it a member of a natural species or genus, imbuing it with all of its relevant characteristics, i.e., its essential properties.
What's more, this substantial print crowd, young and old, loves its Times passionately.
What's more, a substantial portion of respondents say their companies are profiting from sustainability activities — and even increasing their commitments to sustainability initiatives.
What's more, the substantial profits generated by ESPN have been propping up the network's sports operations.
"It may be that what we want Merrill to do is more substantial than what others are thinking of," Mr. Spitzer said.
What there is of Zaide is more substantial.
The shortfall between your life goals and what you in fact achieve is more substantial.
What's more certain: some substantial changes for Northeastern skiers.
