Sentence examples for at a more substantive from inspiring English sources

At a more substantive level, however, you seem to miss the arguable point that this underclass in France is likely a temporary phenomenon reflecting French prejudices... there's a lot of soul-searching going on and the large influx of immigrants who don't have the skills necessary to operate in French society.

(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).

(Holden) 'Pitch Perfect' (PG-13, 1 52) This comedy about a female collegiate a cappella group feels as if it's aimed at tweeners, which is too bad because that saddles it with dopey plot elements — daddy issues, boyfriend issues — that prevent a more substantive look at this rich genre of music.

(Dargis) 'Pitch Perfect' (PG-13, 1 52) This comedy about a female collegiate a cappella group feels as if it's aimed at tweeners, which is too bad because that saddles it with dopey plot elements — daddy issues, boyfriend issues — that prevent a more substantive look at this rich genre of music.

Edwin R. Stafford, an associate professor who specializes in green marketing at Utah State University's Huntsman School of Business, had a more substantive criticism: he said that the site emphasizes the importance of converting landfill gases to energy, but barely mentions that, in doing so, it is keeping potent greenhouse gases out of the air.

There are occasional hints of a more substantive breach.

Second, a more substantive issue for an economist.

Lynn has a more substantive agenda, as well.

On a more substantive level, the panel's 15 members have to figure out what to recommend to city voters: Keep the limit at three terms?

But he also needs to make a more substantive case for giving him a second term.

From a more substantive perspective, the choice of Kim also has a certain logic to it.