And all of the questions had to do with the economy, which was substantive!
We are now, however, voting on amendments which have gone through committee, which are regarded as admissible, which are substantive and which may or may not represent the view of the House.
Emails which are substantive and detailed, will show that you care enough to put in the time and effort.
I feel there's an emotional bump between him talking about his father, which is real substantive stuff, to a moment of what sounds like, by comparison, almost petty practicality about, What I'm going to do with Dad's house?
These truisms should not be confused with this last claim, which is a substantive metaphysical claim.
Statton was promoted to temporary sergeant on 16 January 1917, which was made substantive from 26 April.
Northcott was given the brevet rank of lieutenant colonel on 1 July 1935, which was made substantive on 1 January 1936.
Such benefit, which is not substantive but collateral, may be very important for the patient and their family.
There's nothing "grandiose" about that — just a recognition that flag-waving can too easily become a substitute for careful examination of the issues and substantive debate, which were largely missing from both major political parties before the invasion of Iraq.
Universals are conceptual entities: "These entities are such as can be named by parts of speech which are not substantives; they are such entities as qualities or relations" (ibid., 90).
