Sentence examples for because of its substantive from inspiring English sources

The main reason that Gilligan's story attracted so much attention wasn't because of its substantive message, which was fairly commonplace, but because of its details.

Because of its inexpediency, a substantive revision of the electoral law in time for the 2013 elections seems unlikely — despite the fact that a solid majority of Lebanese say they would prefer proportional representation to the current system.

Multiple legal observers have been scaldingly critical of Barr for making this decision, because of its haste, and on substantive grounds.

Experts in United States-Russia relations said such an encounter — even on an informal basis at a social event — was a concern because of its length, which suggested a substantive exchange, and because there was no note taker or national security or foreign policy aide present.

But it rolls because of its shape.

"I'd learned a ton of technical skills but had gotten away from substantive problems". He chose MIT's graduate program in part because of its rigorous methods sequence.

Many feminists hesitate to embrace autonomy because of its associations with "masculinist" ideals such as those exemplified in the "self-made man", namely, substantive independence and self-reliance, social isolation and hyper-rationality (Jaggar 1985; Code 1991).

Zinc oxide has substantive advantages including the quests for LEDs and laser diodes [1, 2] because of its wide band gap (~3.37 eV) and large exciton-binding energy (60 meV).

The peony because of its countless petals.

This is partly because of its size.

Because of its science-education system?