Sentence examples for become more substantive from inspiring English sources
The Shanghai organization members conduct joint military exercises, and analysts say that the group has aspirations to become more substantive, possibly even becoming a counterweight to NATO.
David A. Keene, chairman of the American Conservative Union, warned that Mr. Bush had better be careful that his overtures to moderates do not become more substantive.
We'll have a better sense for where Mr. Romney's numbers are likely to settle in, and whether they represent a real concern for him or just a transient annoyance, once the general election campaign has become more substantive a couple of months from now.
Mr Miliband got on to stronger ground when he became more substantive.
But no matter how much I'd miss my morning routine of coffee and a newspaper if my local broadsheet ceased publication, it has become more ritualistic than substantive.
Data used for such assessments have become more robust over the years and indicate often substantive variation in hospital performance, both in terms of adherence to evidence-based process of care measures and of risk-adjusted outcomes of care [ 4– 6].
Have U.S. policies thereby become more prudent, enlightened, and successful? 6. Assassin-in-chief: A policy of assassination, secretly implemented under the aegis of the CIA during the early Cold War, yielded few substantive successes.
This is a game-changer, of a sort: Romney has been running a cautious, content-free campaign, and picking Ryan will effectively force him to become much more substantive on policy, while giving the country the clearest possible choice heading into November.
