Sentence examples for a more substantive question from inspiring English sources

When the Supreme Court threw out Thomas Miller-El's death sentence (on the grounds that blacks were systematically excluded from serving as jurors in his case), the court paved the way for it, or a future court, to examine a more substantive question: whether any death penalty trial can ever be a fair one.

(Maybe I was really just being a grumpy customer complaining about having to schedule cleanings several weeks in advance, but in my head, at least, it was a more substantive question about balancing supply and demand).

To which Leahy says, "Yes, I answered a more substantive question.

The question of how to develop an appropriate model theory for the language of quantified propositional logic is no substitute for the more substantive question of whether there is an intelligible interpretation of propositional quantification on which it is not construed as objectual quantification over propositions or substitutional quantification over sentences.

Afterward, it considers texts that provide answers to the more substantive question about the nature of meaning as a property.

The five women and minority members who have served on the court -- Justices O'Connor and Sotomayor (whom the study counted in both categories), and Justices Thurgood Marshall, Clarence Thomas and Ruth Bader Ginsburg -- were asked more substantive question than nominees who were white men.

That's Los Angeles.On the more substantive question of why Washington has become the richest metropolitan area in the country, Dylan Matthews has just written the definitive blog post.

But more substantive questions about the project repeatedly come up.

"This year, more people are going to attend, and they will be armed with more substantive questions.

While the news is making headlines globally, the more substantive questions remain — what will happen when the buzz fizzles out?

But again, it's very hard to get at the more substantive questions.