Sentence examples for even more substantive from inspiring English sources

(Who said the British don't love the French?) And while each musical came from relatively lesser-known composers, even more substantive talents have had better days.

But Texas wants even more substantive changes in how Medicaid is administered, his office said, including revising the federal formula for financing Medicaid, which is currently built around per capita income.

Thus, co-occurrence of conjunction with discontinuity may demand an even more substantive updating process to reconcile the structural revision and/or spatial inference with the semantic incongruity.

Then again, the high-profile case of an old man being sent to die in a concrete box might spark an even more substantive shift toward reform.

Even with these short assessments, the algorithm markedly reduced the number of test items; the impact on our target population would be even more substantive if this algorithm were applied to lengthier competency assessments.

They range from simple time lags between databases, to policy differences among the authorities on the assignment of external identifiers to their respective internal identifiers, and even to more substantive disagreements, at the scientific level, on gene assignments.

But with the release of his plan, he seems to have started something even more engrossing: a substantive political debate.

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.

Consequently, individuals from LMICs with less funding leverage might accept, or feel obliged to accept, a lower ranking of authorship, even when their contribution is more substantive and deserving of higher authorship ranking.

While Judge Cacheris extends the substantive holding of Citizens United, even more dangerously he mimics its model of extreme judicial activism.

The work-study program could be reformed to better target truly needy students, to provide more substantive job options or even to give students the option of taking the value of their wage subsidy as a grant instead.