Sentence examples for little substantive knowledge from inspiring English sources

One official said that the men had been captured months ago and were low ranking and that they had little substantive knowledge about Al Qaeda's operational planning.

Not only is there a lack of preparation for department chairs as educational leaders, there also seems to be little substantive knowledge base regarding leadership for learning in VPE (Burke 2014).

Lots of claims, but little substantive change.

"Secretary Leavitt picks people for their substantive knowledge, not their political leanings," Dr. Blumenthal said.

Little substantive appears to have emerged from this particular set of discussions.

Little substantive will happen until 2020, while clear deadlines for specific targets are generally absent.

But there has been little substantive progress recently towards reaching a final agreement.

However, many in Parliament want him to offer candidates with substantive knowledge of the ministries they would lead.

Famous and highly esteemed in his day, very little substantive information remains on High Renaissance Venetian painter, Giorgione.

Effective teaching about the Holocaust must provide young people with substantive knowledge and understanding, challenge popular misconceptions and confront difficult and profound questions.

But the council still has not selected any cabinet officials and has taken little substantive action on other matters.