Sentence examples for more substantive matters from inspiring English sources

Enough about beauty pageants, and on to more substantive matters.

It remained unclear whether the negotiators had more work to do around the terms of the talks or would be tackling more substantive matters.

To the end of their disappointing run, the two men were unable to agree on the script, whether for slogans or more substantive matters.

Scientists including Stephen Jay Gould and Edward M. Purcell, who won the 1952 Nobel Prize in Physics for work on magnetism in atomic nuclei, have dabbled in baseball statistics mostly as a diversion from more substantive matters.

We prefer to judge him on two more substantive matters: the conflicts of interest between his business and political jobs, and his government's performance.This week's events have thrown a dark light on the first.

But much of the thematic-looking stuff, such as the repeated images of seclusion and enclosure, turns out to be little more than structural gaffer tape, and more substantive matters are handled simplistically.

As a more substantive matter, it's time to call foul on the GOP's economic theory, which justifies giving tax cuts to the rich and to corporations while driving up the debt.

Second, a more substantive issue for an economist.

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

The second, more substantive issue relates to the analyses performed.

But he has also bucked the party on more substantive policy matters, including the House GOP bill earlier this year to repeal parts of the Affordable Care Act.