Sentence examples for because the substantive from inspiring English sources

Neither Obama nor Clinton is running on their identity, but because the substantive policy differences between them are so small, identity has become central to their showdown.

STEVE COLL: On viewer perception, I'd say 31-20 only because the substantive differences on foreign policy and rhetoric that we all follow so closely are pretty obscure compared to earlier debate subjects — jobs, women at work, Social Security, Medicare.

Historically, the common law did not generally recognize feticide as a crime, but this was because of the evidentiary "born-alive" rule, not because of the substantive understanding of the term "human being". As medicine and science have advanced, states have become increasingly willing to abandon this evidentiary rule and to criminalize feticide as homicide.

If Sriver was historically low because of warm summer temperatures, we could reasonably conclude that (i) subyearlings would have a relatively small threshold smolt size because of the substantive survival benefits of entering the ocean as early as possible and (ii) most slow growers died before reaching the ocean because there was no suitable habitat to support river residence.

And because to engage with the "substantive" debate about foreign law is to play into the Far Right's hands, there's almost nothing left to say about it.

people became tribal because the fundamental substantive issues today are about tribe.

Because the primary substantive interest was in the potential effect of dementia-specific education and training, these variables were tested in the regression analyses (and the professional experience variable was not).

One focus of the paper is to describe and discuss the strengths and weaknesses of this strategy; a second is to describe and discuss the substantive results because we think these are sufficiently reliable, at least qualitatively, to inform the development of policy.

Those giving the substantive right to recover for negligence resulting in death were upheld, because they merely supplemented the substantive maritime law and did not conflict with any essential feature of it.

The Bush position is that because the Florida Supreme Court "changed" substantive state election law after Election Day, there is no "prior" law in place and the condition of Section 5 is therefore not satisfied.

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.