Sentence examples for in more substantive from inspiring English sources

The first two episodes contain some nudity and profanity; maybe, going forward, the show will take advantage of its freedom in more substantive ways.

Now researchers are starting to look for ways to engage contributors in more substantive ways, taking advantage of what the Internet pundit Clay Shirky calls the "cognitive surplus" of online brainpower.

I somewhat lamely say in the column that the solution is education at all levels, and it certainly would be nice if we could discuss national issues in more substantive ways than a soundbite culture permits, but how do we get there?

The 1986 and 2017 tax acts also differ in more substantive ways.

In more substantive news, Hillary also came out this week in support of the Obama administration's efforts to reform the racially "out of balance" criminal justice system, and gave a rather stirring Georgetown speech emphasizing the need to show respect "even for one's enemies".

In a more substantive way, though, the lack of a United States Senate contest in Connecticut is allowing Mr. Lieberman to do actual work, like crisscrossing the state last week to visit schools and push for a major new education bill.

I am interested in something more substantive than the usual sightseeing tour.

My father had already registered his opposition in a more substantive way.

These are smart people making dumb mistakes: they seem to lack the wisdom to define themselves in other, more substantive ways.

Only Marge Sherwood, in a more substantive role than the novel allows, has a sufficiently uncluttered spirit to both welcome Ripley and then suspect him.

At least the topic had been broached that morning at a Rogers Park Mexican restaurant as Joe Moore, the five-term 49th Ward incumbent, faced Brian White, a serious-minded community development specialist, in a more substantive discussion.