Sentence examples for some of the substantive from inspiring English sources

And he hinted at some of the substantive aspects of his candidacy when he said he would continue Mr. Giuliani's emphasis on crime-fighting while moving ahead on schools and public health.

Even if Mr. Gore's legal team is able to swat away some of the technical claims raised in the brief, however, the lawyers will eventually have to debate some of the substantive questions before Judge Sauls, assuming the Saturday hearing is not made moot by a ruling by the United States Supreme Court.

Thus, although most of this entry will be concerned with supervenience itself rather than its applications, we will end with a discussion of some of the substantive philosophical issues to which supervenience is relevant (Section 5).

Largely unknown to the general public, Stockdale memorably opened the debate by unexpectedly asking the philosophical question, "Who am I? Why am I here?" He was unprepared to deal with some of the substantive issues raised, and his struggling performance may have damaged the Perot campaign.

The paper concludes with a discussion of some of the substantive implications of the mixture model analysis.

(Some aspects of the substantive offence-defining criminal law are not addressed to all citizens, but only to those engaged in particular activities: only drivers are addressed by most of the road traffic laws, for instance, and only those who deal in shares are directly addressed by the laws concerning insider trading).

But a day that the two candidates had hoped to devote to some of the first substantive proposals of their campaigns quickly devolved into the sort of caustic exchanges normally not heard until close to the September primary.

If he had been able to respond, he would have had no good reply to some of Herder's criticisms; but if Herder had had more sympathy for Kant's expository method in the third Critique, he might have realized that on some of the central substantive points of his criticism the distance between himself and Kant is not as great as it initially seems.

Some of the most substantive questions will need to be addressed if PrEP is found to be efficacious in clinical trials.

Although more general applications such as environmental screening and pathogen detection would also benefit greatly, it is the application of absolute qPCR to gene expression profiling that holds some of the most substantive implications.

What we so desperately need -- and yes this does put the class of 2010 at a particular crossroads -- is for you to bring every critical thinking skill at your disposal, and then some more, to bring all of the substantive knowledge of history, diverse cultures and societies, ethics and politics -- bring all of these to the table.