Sentence examples for substantive reason for from inspiring English sources

It may be that the Russians will offer a substantive reason for having such a meeting.

But there's never been any good substantive reason for Republicans to oppose electing our Presidents the same way we elect our governors, our mayors, and our legislators.

But the substantive reason for the confusion is that the answer to the question "are budget deficits a problem?" is conditional on a host of factors.

And although there's a substantive reason for "Recession 2020!"— the fiscal stimulus that's juicing the current growth patch we're enjoying is scheduled to tail off that year — I suspect another reason people like saying that year is that it's far away.

Facebook declined to provide a substantive reason for their actions in either of these cases.

That might provide a substantive reason for favoring the latter type of rigidity, obstinate rigidity, as Salmon calls it (1981, p. 34).

That said, there are plenty of substantive reasons for singling out cotton.

That said, there may also have been substantive reasons for the decline in participation from the two earlier years.

Olympia Snowe expressed substantive reasons for changing her vote on health care between the Finance Committee bill and the final Senate version.

There are substantive reasons for this discomfort, not least concerns that Mr. Paulson will pay too much, thus subsidizing giant financial institutions.

Moreover, the threats of terrorism, chemical warfare and ballistic missiles hang over Israel, Egypt and other friendly nations in the Middle East, giving them additional substantive reasons for looking to us for aid.