Sentence examples for a significant say from inspiring English sources

HSBC's vastly greater size compared with BoCom, means it might, in time, have a significant say.

Beyond that, however, he did not have a significant say in tactics and was unable to convince Van Gaal to switch to a more entertaining style of football.

Thus, a state with a small but politically active population could have a significant say in the process, no matter when the primary was held.

In both Kuwait and Lebanon, the only Arab countries where Shias have a significant say in politics, they get less than their fair share of seats in parliament.

Yet, whilst hopes of retaining their Premier League title have disappeared, United could have a significant say in who does win it.

Though local municipalities have a significant say in where sex workers are tolerated, the result has been a steady shift away from the pavement.

For a more clinically significant, say, 10% mean increase, this number drops to 29.

It's even stronger for people who are single, a significant 42percentt say it is their biggest fear.

More precisely, for a significant bin, say A, we considered combining A with its left neighbouring bin.

"The first time a word is used on a site, it's significant," said Matt Cutts, a Google software engineer.

"What we've been saying from the beginning is that this project has a significant impact," says Hasselman.