Sentence examples for more substantial aspects from inspiring English sources

For now, Ms. Hammond said she could not estimate when the state would move forward with the more substantial aspects of the regulations, which are still being studied.

With regard to the more substantial aspect of this comment, I must agree that we know (next to) nothing about the emergence of proteins.

This notion also has a more substantial aspect in which the sense of "I-me-myself" persists over time and across different and changing modalities of conscious life.

At times the newsmen seemed to be judging him as though he were the latest contender for President of the U.S. Yet, as if ashamed to find themselves so impressed, the American observers were at pains to remind us of more substantial and disagreeable aspects of his rule.

The new title actually seems to give better justice to some of the more substantial (as opposed to historical) aspects of the present paper.

Finally, some results are presented, which shed light on a real ad hoc collaboration network and support the importance of the human and social aspects of software engineering in a more substantial way.

Thus, while interference with eating and exercise might be part of the burden of insulin therapy, interference with other aspects of daily living had a more substantial association with insulin omission.

More substantial!" Pavarotti said.

Or something more substantial?

The markets had wanted something more substantial.

More substantial progress may take a generation.