Sentence examples for a more significant point from inspiring English sources

A more significant point is his sharpening of the poverty of the stimulus claim.

That said, these discordant attributions of naïf aspirations cast light on a more significant point: the social and community embeddedness of individual aspirations, including the aspiration to leave.

But the Pew findings are pretty compelling, even as they obscure a more significant point: The benefits of a higher education aren't limited to a paycheck.

Yet your article missed another much more significant point: schooling in a foreign language does not imply fluency in a foreign language, especially as "American", "British" or "French" schools and universities with poorly trained teachers proliferate across the region.

Here is the more significant point.

The second – more significant – point is that even with the use of the PPP method, real living standards in China remain well behind those in the US.

The more significant point is that tax rises, as opposed to tax cuts, are as likely to be the make-or-break issue.

Then, too, his dip in the polls could be Trump-related, as in, "Wait a second, you mean that's what it would be like here?" The second and more significant point is that, even if he were to win more votes than the other candidates, it's unlikely that Wilders would become Prime Minister.

But for her, the election of Bouattia is the more significant point: "With Malia's election, this is the first time in years that the NUS has the opportunity and the will to properly take on the government over tuition fees, student debt, demanding a positive liberated education system, and to actively oppose the agenda of marketisation in education.

As resources increase, this interaction becomes more significant, pointing towards a Matthew-effect.

However, for the broader public, 1968 was a more significant turning point.