Sentence examples for any significant form from inspiring English sources

In 2012, only 33% of children aged 10 to 14 years reported doing any significant form of exercise – dancing, or sports such as basketball and football – over the previous year, while 74% of children said they looked at a screen for more than three hours every day during the week.

Yet, while Grammarly offers add-ons for Chrome, Firefox and Safari, it's yet to come to Android in any significant form.

After managing to rally a degree of sympathy from Ottoman political leaders, the Revolution was ultimately isolated by the intervention of Russian diplomats, and ultimately repressed by a common intervention of Ottoman and Russian armies, without any significant form of armed resistance.

As much as New York City's architectural and urban planning history is filled with grandiose designs and far-fetched schemes, the city lacks any significant forms of radical architectural or urban planning.

In any normal understanding of the words, a traffic warden is a significant form, at least to the motorist who sees himself about to receive a ticket.

Indeed, public engagement has become a significant form of impact recommended by research councils.

But it's much more: his selection and presentation are no mere compilation but a significant form of film criticism.

"My father struggled with it as a significant form of service," Mr. Cuomo told New York magazine in 2010.

Jeremy Beecham Labour, House of Lords Rafael Behr rightly sees writing off the debts of low-earning graduates as "a significant form of state subsidy".

But in a culture that embraces an almost therapeutic mode of openness, Mr. Linenthal writes in "The Unfinished Bombing: Oklahoma City in American Memory" (Oxford University Press), memorialization has become a significant form of cultural expression.

Timber plantation expansion is a significant form of landscape change with reported negative environmental and social impacts.