Sentence examples for substantive of from inspiring English sources

If the moderator, Bob Schieffer of CBS News, has his way, it will be the most substantive of the debates.

But the third debate, the most substantive of the three, expertly moderated by Fox News's Chris Wallace, revealed the true subject of the election.

(That attitude, or something like it, has got him in hot water, on occasion, as when he quipped that hip-hop was not the most substantive of art forms).

In what appears to be the longest and most substantive of his conversations with foreign leaders, President Bush initiated a 15-minute telephone call to President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia today.

Two years later, the entertainment company passed over several journalists to name Westin to the more high-profile job of president of ABC News, where he replaced a broadcast legend — Roone Arledge, who had made ABC News the highest-rated, and in many ways the most substantive, of the three major networks' news operations..

The discussion about hydraulic fracturing that followed was one of the more substantive of the night, even accounting for the moment when McMillan revealed himself to be a supporter of such drilling, whatever the environmental costs — on the grounds that it would help New York become an "independent" state, a process that would also require McMillan to "bulldoze mountains".

But they are going to stop short of substantive regulation of hedge funds or of unregistered hedge fund advisers".

This version of luck egalitarianism would be a more demanding version of substantive equality of opportunity than FEO.

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

Additional limitations include the lack of substantive definitions of AKP and PFOA in many cases.

Interrogating scarcity advances that understanding, but is not a set of substantive principles of justice.