Sentence examples for more substantive problems from inspiring English sources

But Foxconn has also addressed more substantive problems, Mr. van Heerden said.

A more substantive problem that needs to be addressed by the microarray community is the choice of an appropriate reference sample.

A more substantive problem is that surveillance methods, including both case-crossover and Poisson time series, can only estimate the short-term effect of air pollution, thus underestimating the combined acute and chronic effects that impact population health [ 22].

In addition to the formal test given by the distinction between state-given and object-given reasons, and the psychological test given by asking to what attitude one can follow some consideration, there might be a more substantive solution to the problem.

The problem emerges when more substantive statements are invoked.

Both will soon publish more substantive dissenting statements that lay out the problems with the order as voted on and perhaps give a hint as to how it may be legally challenged once it takes effect.

So it may be reasonable to ask whether there is something more substantive Congress can do to deal with its budget problems.

The other problems with Baldwin's piece are more substantive, and I'll focus on the issue of public sector employees.

Interestingly, we find that the influence of the metaphorical framing effect is covert: people do not recognize metaphors as influential in their decisions; instead they point to more "substantive" (often numerical) information as the motivation for their problem-solving decision.

Hughes' appointment begs a further question: Is America's image problem in the rest of the world one of communications or the more substantive issue of policies?

The problem is more the rising fear of these tensions leading to something more substantive, like war.