Sentence examples for and significantly it from inspiring English sources

Unlike the scholarship charity, donations to it were not tax deductible, and, significantly, it did not have to disclose its donors — as political action committees and other political fund-raising vehicles do — and there were no limits on the size of individual donations.

The better a movie is, the more thoughtfully and significantly it reflects back onto the circumstances of its production.

It's a Danish import with subtitles, and significantly it is 20 episodes long.

And, significantly, it would come much closer to the likely date of the next election than any row surrounding a decision taken now to scrap next year's tests.

Barringer said it was a painting that people could easily spend hours looking at and still not understand everything that was going on and, significantly, it is being shown at Tate Britain without glass in front of it.

Until then only Sunderland's superior pace had separated the sides and, significantly, it was a typically rapid break down the left which led to George McCartney supplying Smith, about 18 yards out and in an inviting crossing position.

Built to stop terror attacks, the wall was controversial both in Israel and abroad: it was unilateral; it intruded on Palestinian lands; and, most significantly, it established a de facto border.

And, most significantly, it doesn't resemble the News of the World in the least.

And most significantly, it has recommitted itself to doing so at even greater discounts.

Unofficially however, and more significantly, it was symptomatic of the struggle taking place within the parliamentary Conservative party.

But progress in these areas will determine what the following decade will bring and how significantly it will change.