Sentence examples for substantive matters from inspiring English sources

Enough about beauty pageants, and on to more substantive matters.

From this S.E.C. guidance, bundling appears to refer to two substantive matters lumped together.

Obama doesn't engage the thorny, substantive matters that separate the two camps.

But the animosity toward the United Nations often has little to do with such substantive matters.

On substantive matters of policy, however, this volume tends to rehash well-known debates even as it circumvents important questions.

Senator Barack Obama's campaign has seized on the schedules to accuse Mrs. Clinton of exaggerating her role in substantive matters.

As a substantive matter, the bill was very mild; nonetheless, there were dire warnings of trade war and global economic disruption.

It was not an apology for the substantive matter of over-claiming her expenses but for the unhelpful way she dealt with Hudson's inquiry.

Commission members and the White House agreed to reveal only one substantive matter that came up during the interview: the president's annoyance that the Justice Department had recently provided the Senate with declassified copies of a series of internal department memorandums drafted in the Clinton administration by Jamie S. Gorelick, who was then deputy attorney general.

As a substantive matter, how should we think of these "reductions"?

But a good characterization of the distinction should not rule on a substantive matter in this way.