Sentence examples for more substantial discussions from inspiring English sources

The obsession over the ever-changing poll ratings of candidates – or "the horse race", as it is derisively known – often dominates presidential reporting, eclipsing more substantial discussions over the policy or style of candidates.

Representatives from Georgia's opposition and pro-government factions met for talks here in the capital on Saturday, and promised to meet for more substantial discussions later in the evening, in the first direct talks since police dispersed the opposition rally on Wednesday.

9 50 p.m. | Updated BOSTON — Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg joined Rupert Murdoch, the chief of the News Corp. media company, in Boston on Tuesday night, appearing in the same city as Mitt Romney's campaign headquarters to make an economic argument for immigration reform and call for a more substantial discussion of the issue in the presidential campaign.

Webb and Bain [ 28] mention in passing the Years of Potential Life Lost (YPLL) metric while Gordis [ 25] devotes a slightly more substantial discussion to life tables, survival analysis and the role of YPLL.

Likewise, the example given in the Introduction of the fact that a denatured protein still has its catalytic groups and yet is inactive is trivial, and should be replaced by a more substantial discussion.

It is possible that more substantial ethics discussion takes place in reviews, policy articles, or grant applications, and future studies could investigate these additional domains.

If the amendment is more substantial, or discussion is lengthy, consider postponing a vote until the next meeting.

A lot of confusion remains, however, and I hope I can contribute something more substantial to this discussion.

You don't have to think about what to say in advance, but think about how you are going to move from discussion about your interests and friend groups and into more substantial things.

It was best to carry on as though it were a dream, and the real issues – the more substantial ones, such as real politics or the economy – were more worthy of public discussion.

More substantial!" Pavarotti said.