Sentence examples for understand the substantive from inspiring English sources

Political campaigns, on this theory, are essentially struggles among the élite, the fraction of a fraction of voters who have the knowledge and the ideological chops to understand the substantive differences between the candidates and to argue their policy implications.

The nineteenth-century Scottish essayist Thomas Carlyle didn't much like the new industrial order, but he did understand the substantive relationship between human beings and their technologies: "Man is a Tool-using Animal.... Nowhere do you find him without Tools; without Tools he is nothing, with Tools he is all".

Therefore, it may not be adequate just to train teachers to use learning styles more effectively but also to understand the substantive mathematical intellectual work that they hope their students to gain from either individual or group learning.

To describe patients' and doctors' perceptions of diagnostic delay in TB patients in the Arkhangelsk region and to develop a substantive model to better understand the mechanisms of how these delays are linked to each other.

This study calls for substantive institutional analysis to better understand the intricate landscape of social inequality in transitional economies.

In many cases this has resulted in substantive work being undertaken to understand the engineering or technical solutions to recycling problems.

Reviewer #3: I find this to be an interesting and substantive work that attempts to better understand the roles of climatic factors as well as other biotic factors in the persistence and transmission of Mycobacterium ulcerans (MU).

In turn, this has a substantive bearing on the ability of the data subject to understand the processing and to understand its consequences.

Administrators and politicians need to expand the menu of government choice to include both substantive and procedural instruments and a wider range of options of each, and to understand the important context-based nature of instrument choices.

The purpose of this study is to understand the characteristics of in-text citations in a detailed way prior to pursuing other studies focused on answering more substantive research questions.

"I understand the fascination with the press and I understand how they love to do the political speculation, because otherwise they'd have to write a substantive policy story, which would be too fatiguing," he said.