Sentence examples for substantive problem from inspiring English sources

And until we solve that problem, I see little hope for substantial progress in solving just about any substantive problem faced by society.

There is a second substantive problem with Australia's chosen World T20 bowling unit – the absence of an in-form, internationally proven death bowler.

Respondent fatigue, particularly in the youngest cohort, was a concern although anecdotal evidence suggests that it was not a substantive problem.

Nevertheless, a substantive problem which is obstructing space development by humans, in particular flight to Mars, is the early readaptation period to gravity.

A more substantive problem that needs to be addressed by the microarray community is the choice of an appropriate reference sample.

A more substantive problem is that surveillance methods, including both case-crossover and Poisson time series, can only estimate the short-term effect of air pollution, thus underestimating the combined acute and chronic effects that impact population health [ 22].

With only four years remaining before the 2015 deadline for achieving the Millennium Development Goals, most of the seven substantive problem-focused goals remained unlikely to be achieved.

There are substantive problems with both arguments.

But Foxconn has also addressed more substantive problems, Mr. van Heerden said.

For instance, the efforts to limit a company's number of subsidiaries didn't address substantive problems, she said.

"The problem with the conspiracy theory," Mr. Hanyok said, "is that it diverted attention from the real substantive problems, the major issue being the intelligence system was so bureaucratized".