Sentence examples for substantive energy from inspiring English sources

See an excerpt below] It's not surprising that the first substantive energy exchange between the two candidates dealt with gas prices, given — as a national poll by the University of Texas just found — that this is by far the most pressing energy issue on voters' minds (to the consternation of climate hawks).

Appropriate and accurate data is crucial for understanding the viability of substantive urban energy systems and decision-making procedural systems that manage the urban system (Grossmann & Watt 1992).

Despite the absence of substantive discussion of energy issues in the 2012 campaign, I remain hopeful.

When you take all of that into account, you might want a more substantive and compelling energy policy than "blame Obama" or "drill-baby-drill".

I invite people who identify as White to offer services or contributions to People of Color in need of time, energy, substantive care, and support.

Among the questions the governor did choose to answer, there were a few substantive topics, such as energy and the economy, but also questions like "What's it like living in the mansion?" and "What do you enjoy most about being Governor?" Asked about the questions unanswered, Mr. Vlasto said, "The governor answered as many questions as possible".

I said no! McCain, the daughter of Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz)., said she wished Trump would focus his energy on substantive issues instead and warned that his remarks could deter other women from joining the Republican Party.

Her recent speech on energy was quite substantive.

There are signs of some movement on a deal between Westinghouse and NPCIL — which would represent symbolic, even if not highly substantive, progress in the nuclear energy realm.

• To the Editor: For almost 28 years now our political system has failed to do anything substantive to deal with our energy crisis.

Its attitude to substantive reforms, such as another energy law or modernising the political system, will depend in part on the battle inside the party for its presidential candidacy.