Sentence examples for because of substantive from inspiring English sources

Douglas Johnson, legislative director of the National Right to Life Committee, said his group's board decided to endorse Gov. George W. Bush and run ads against Mr. McCain mainly because of "substantive concerns about his record on right to life issues".

These items may have had poor agreement for the intra-rater assessment because of substantive changes to the environment, e.g., litter and graffiti could have been removed and traffic calming and pedestrian safety features could have been installed.

Although diabetes accounts for a relatively small portion of deaths in our cohort (2.7%), the impact of diabetes on deaths is likely underestimated because we have not captured all deaths for which diabetes is a contributing cause (not available in our dataset) and because of substantive cross-coding and potential misclassification of the underlying cause of death.

"I think that marketers like cloud computing because it is devoid of substantive meaning.

Certain types of governmental discretion, exercised using prerogative powers, were regarded as beyond the scope of judicial scrutiny because they involved issues of substantive policy.

Because of the lack of substantive meaning for the separate factors, only a single composite scale was generated.

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.

Recent history strongly suggests that this will be a bad year, and not because of mere substantive disagreements (though there are plenty of those).

Many empirical correlation patterns determining the minimum fluidization velocity are known [44], however the Umf velocity of the TZC-3/1 catalyst was experimentally determined because of a substantive divergence in the results of the abovementioned correlations obtained for the same gas flow through the bed.

But in other ways he is a bigger risk for Mr. Romney than Ms. Palin was for Senator John McCain in 2008 because he represents a set of substantive policy positions that even his own party shied away from until the last year or two.

Because these results provide the basis of substantive conclusions and provide the input for meta-analyses, it is important that statistical results should be reported accurately.