Sentence examples for Future significance from inspiring English sources

The future significance of indulgences probably depends more on sociology than on theology.

Of everything said in the D'Amato-Schumer campaign, Mr. Schumer's voting rationale interests me most -- for present and future significance.

Her marriage was arranged to William of Orange, an event which was to prove to be of profound future significance.

The military correspondent of the Hebrew daily Ma'ariv commented: 'In itself the SLA withdrawal from Jezzine is not a problem, but the future significance is clear.

They argue that a key determinant of the euro's future significance will be the transaction costs of using the euro in foreign-exchange and securities markets.

However, its future significance for cell analysis will strongly depend on the availability of application oriented and user-friendly systems including specific tools for easy analysis and interpretation of spectral data focusing on biological relevant information.

The second is partly symbolic, but is meant to have future practical significance; it is contentious but resolvable.

"In future the significance of coal in Poland's energy supplies will be diminishing," Kurtyka said, adding that by 2030 the share of coal in Poland's energy mix will be 60percentt.

Nevertheless, these results may have future clinical significance.

In the future, the significance of the inotropic effect of β agonists for ALI patients will need to be clarified.

Early involvement of the hematopoietic bone marrow by macrophages and large aggregates of particles can also influence the adverse reaction, and this may have future biological significance.