Sentence examples for more substantive relationship from inspiring English sources

"The more substantive relationship we have with Moscow, the more we can defuse the zero-sum thinking about our relations with Russia's neighbors," he said.

I realized the power of addressing not just what our customers "stood in" but what they "stood for" would provide a much more meaningful and substantive relationship.

It seems as if the two literary lions spend an awful lot of time talking like frat boys, while the more substantive aspects of their relationship — presumably there were some — are underexplored.

Concerned by Mr. Obama's postponement of a European Union-United States summit meeting in May, Mr. Barroso confirmed that he had set up a small study group to examine ways to make the relationship more substantive and coordinated, especially on issues of job growth and regulation.

These first results herald the coming of more substantive analyses of the complex relationship between non-fatal health status and subsequent mortality and the factors that influence that relationship within and across SAGE INDEPTH sites.

"Tensions on this issue continue to simmer but the administration clearly wants to call a truce and instead focus on more substantive elements of the bilateral economic relationship," like increased access for American companies, Professor Prasad said.

In dozens of cases, these sites have made my real human relationships longer lasting and more substantive.

Yet, by many accounts, the more public disagreements masked a private, cordial and substantive relationship that has led the two countries to the beginnings of a thaw.

It felt more substantive, deeper.

Later, he turned to more substantive issues.

Russia's Parliament rejected more substantive oversight.