Sentence examples for anyway significant from inspiring English sources

The only reason the story became in anyway significant was Downing Street's decision to lie through its teeth when presented with a series of, on the surface, pretty innocuous questions.

Indeed, SR and MO are able to allocate internally a greater number of AZ requests than before; thus, system utilization improvement is less dramatic than FE but anyway significant: at λ = 80, SR accounts for U = 57%, and MO shows a U = 66% compared to previous U = 70% and U = 80% of the basic scenario.

Ecological and evolutionary trapping is anyway a significant issue for conservation in anthropogenic landscapes, even if it often remains difficult to show empirically and in an unequivocal way that reduced breeding success in preferred, low-quality habitat is related to population decline.

Done bad? Done seriously significant anyway, says Mantel, and this adaptation.

When a landlord does not consent to a tenant's request to terminate a tenancy early, the tenant who does so anyway takes a significant risk.

But, with a few keystrokes (or a service that costs about sixty bucks a year), Chinese users can sign on anyway — and a significant but unknown number of them do it everyday.

Yet Shapiro and Breitbart.com went ahead with the report anyway, and a significant number of outlets on the right, from radio shows and blogs to the National Review, picked up the news and ran with it based on nothing more.

Although this trend was less pronounced for conservation of gene centrality and there was no corresponding trend for network neighbourhoods (perhaps because there were enough conserved links in most neighbourhoods to make them significant anyway) this might reflect the role of regulatory networks as the driving force behind species divergence.

No tetraploid individuals have ever been found in nature (Xiaobai 1996) and anyway there are significant barriers to interploidy crosses in Hemerocallis, with triploids only reliably produced from diploid tetraploid combinations via in vitro embryo rescue (Arisumi 1973; Li et al. 2009).

While Dr. Fried said that many volunteers were probably looking to be active anyway, her study found significant improvement in physical activity, social interaction and cognitive stimulation.

And then, almost like grown-ups, we pulled our boots on and began to try to leave a significant mark anyway.