Sentence examples for substantive clues from inspiring English sources
Together, these data provided the first substantive clues that homeobox genes are important for normal mammary development.
Perhaps the assurance that the patient is comfortable under sedation regimens instituted when visual clues of neuronal function disappear is a substantive enough argument until hard data from future research projects come along.
The involvement of John Ellis, a Bush cousin, in calling the election for FNC was the most notorious clue to the network's predilection, but not the most substantive.
Liow said Malaysia's Department of Civil Aviation was reaching out to authorities in territories near Reunion to allow experts "to conduct more substantive analysis should there be more debris coming on to land, providing us more clues to the missing aircraft".
While the substantive differences between their administrations remain to be seen -- Mr. Bloomberg has offered few clues, outside official appointments, about his priorities and plans -- Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. Giuliani are vastly different men, in background and personal style.
It may be more important for symbolic than substantive reasons, as the Obama administration does not appear optimistic that the team would uncover secret tunnels or buried clues that could yield fresh information about Qaeda operations.
There are substantive issues.
It felt more substantive, deeper.
