Sentence examples for more substantive issues from inspiring English sources

Later, he turned to more substantive issues.

But, of course, there are more substantive issues than timing.

Mr. Graham dismissed such remarks as "a race to the bottom" strategy meant to skirt more substantive issues.

The disputes between the U.S. and China have been far more severe and over much more substantive issues.

These freedoms, when they are at issue, often divert our attention from serious engagement on more substantive issues.

Many people here said it was unfortunate that the bowling party has attracted so much attention, especially when there are other, more substantive issues and concerns.

Second, a more substantive issue for an economist.

Beneath the complaints, however, was a more substantive issue.

Beyond the important symbolism of closing the camp, the more substantive issue was the system of indefinite detention that took place there.

The more substantive issue to come out of the Ravanchi interview is the centrality for the Iranians on the question of sanctions.

But it would also be rebellion on a much more substantive issue, in the knowledge that the government would be defeated.