Sentence examples for some substantive issues from inspiring English sources
"The answer is with modifying some of our positions, and having some flexibility on some substantive issues".
Yet despite being pliant on some substantive issues, Protestant evangelicals nonetheless did share a commitment to biblical inerrancy and to a rather strict definition of salvation by faith alone.
Nevertheless, some substantive issues remain that need to be addressed before a final decision can be made (references cited are given below).
"I just think that for the Republicans who will run against Joe Lieberman, there will be some real substantive issues that one can go after him on".
Some are on substantive issues, but often they turn on the use of a phrase or a word, or placement in the paper.
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.
Even Henry J. Stern, the former council member and current parks commissioner who once said the Council was less than a rubber stamp because even a rubber stamp makes an impression, allowed that under Mr. Vallone the Council had "made some progress on dealing with substantive issues".
There are substantive issues.
The candidates discussed substantive issues.
Later, he turned to more substantive issues.
"The substantive issues," he said, "are secondary".
