Sentence examples for more substantive on from inspiring English sources

This is a game-changer, of a sort: Romney has been running a cautious, content-free campaign, and picking Ryan will effectively force him to become much more substantive on policy, while giving the country the clearest possible choice heading into November.

The first surprise was that the judge in the matter, Chancellor Leo E. Strine Jr., decided to turn the scheduling hearing into a more substantive one on the merits.

Here is a round-up of each candidate's view on the sweets issue plus, on a more substantive note, on their key issue.

But ministers now know that a narrow but decisive Commons majority can be assembled against them on critical Brexit issues, and that its next outing could well be on a more substantive vote on a customs union.

The interim agreement on freezing Iran's nuclear program has opened the way for more substantive talks on preventing Tehran from acquiring nuclear bombs.

Nancy Reame, 53, a professor of nursing, said that he offered "more substantive strategies" on education and other major matters.

But at some point, analysts say, the White House will have to decide whether to pursue more substantive talks on issues like Tehran's nuclear program.

He and other party leaders said they intended to introduce quickly more substantive proposals on Iraq when the Senate returns from a weeklong break and begins considering legislation to enact recommendations from the bipartisan Sept. 11 commission.

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

I'm starting a longer, more substantive entry on this morning's seminar right now and hope to post that soon.

Because her ABC sitcom was "historic in its representation for Asian Americans," she said, she has long been comfortable talking about more substantive fare on the red carpet.