Sentence examples for more substantive changes from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the Jets have toyed with more substantive changes.

By contrast, Levitra, like Viagra, has been making more substantive changes in its ads.

Other, more substantive changes have taken place – the newspapers have new editors, and the executive team has been "transformed".

The law is essentially an accounting maneuver intended to give lawmakers more time to debate more substantive changes.

Advocates of gun rights are pushing for more substantive changes to the law, or even its repeal.

Increasing numbers of Cuban-Americans support much more substantive changes in American policy than the timid tinkering that the foundation has proposed and that President Obama has announced.

Other influential Muslim Australians heralded the change in rhetoric but said they awaited more substantive change.

Mr. Medvedev suggested that Russia would like to see more substantive change — including an end to such an oversize role for the dollar.

He chose instead the more guarded language which appears in the final text: "Distrust naturally creates Distrust and by nothing is good will and Kind Conduct more speedily changed, than by invidious Jealousies and uncandid Imputations expressed or implied". A second, more substantive, change was made in the very next paragraph of the draft.

Some of the differences may require more substantive change on their part, though.

More substantive change requires pushback.