Sentence examples for Significance attached to from inspiring English sources

Indeed, there is a greater significance attached to Bradley's appointment.

There is no social significance attached to that, merely that the carnation concessionaire died.

Scrap the life-or-death significance attached to the data leak.

Before 1970 the main significance attached to the islands was their strategic location.

"To make a decision like that with so much significance attached to it is really hard for us to take.

Because they were illustrations for commercial magazines, Mr. Lehman said, there was no great significance attached to the works themselves, and many were destroyed.

The social significance attaching to such research was foreseen during the early years of the project.

It seems clear, however, that from the logical point of view no special significance attaches to this form of argument.

Much significance is attached to the regional and parliamentary elections taking place in Namibia.

The US Attorney General showed the significance he attached to the sweep by travelling to New York himself to publicise it.

He drew the No. 4 post position, but no significance was attached to the draw because only eight horses are involved.