Sentence examples for Unusually significant from inspiring English sources

But these European elections could prove unusually significant all the same.

This was, in the context of New York's history, an unusually significant election even before the attack on Sept. 11.

It played an unusually significant role in big, important stories such as the U.S.-China relationship and the Syrian civil war.

By dint of her vision for Cif, and her role crafting a space for readers to join national debates, contributor posts to the site played an unusually significant part in the service.

The case, Festo Corp. v. Shoketsu Kinzoku Kogyo Kabushiki Co., No. 00-1543, will be argued next fall in what promises to be an unusually significant Supreme Court term for patent law.

Intellectual capital is every bit as important to the UK economy and society as human capital, and the UK university research base plays an unusually significant role in generating this by international standards.

This month it's unusually long, and significant.

After workforce numbers reached unusually high levels, significant increases in CL occurred in 1979 1983 in those rural postcode areas that had many oil worker residents.

Excluding the Third National Cancer Survey Study [ 16], which used a design that may be inappropriate (see discussion), and unusually reported a significant reduction in risk associated with ST use, still leaves the overall estimate not significantly different from 1.00 and reduces the heterogeneity only slightly.

But there are also — unusually for the women — significant unseeded threats.

The Phillips parcel has an unusually diverse makeup, with significant wetlands (Jeremy Swamp among them), meadows, an apple orchard, old growth forest, even a historic house (the Osborn House).