Sentence examples for some substantive differences from inspiring English sources

As political commentator and former MSNBC host Melissa Harris-Perry told me, "I think there is reason to think that there are some substantive differences in how women govern, both stylistically and in terms of the policy output.

While the patterns for prediction for life satisfaction were similar to that for HR-QOL, there were some substantive differences.

So there must be some substantive difference between preferences appropriately described by $U$, and preferences appropriately described by $U'$.

Importantly, some substantive race differences emerged in respect to genetic and environmental influences on the stability of IQ.

There are some substantive policy differences, mostly aimed in the Blue Labour case at increasing worker power.

"I believe that presidential candidates actually have a responsibility to point out substantive differences, to point out perspectives that are different," he said in an interview.

To some degree, the silence from Republicans reflects a lack of substantive differences, especially on Egypt.

But more substantive differences were also aired.

Republicans say their opposition is based on substantive differences.

Substantive differences did not prove amenable to quick resolution.

They had more substantive differences over rankings for nations in the middle.