Sentence examples for be significant in a from inspiring English sources
Finn's bowling may be significant in a wider context.
Mr. Wicker, the son of a prominent state legislator, seems to have the support of the state's Democratic establishment, which could be significant in a low-turnout election.
Variation of hydraulic conductivity with respect to the change in vegetation density is found to be significant in a wet period than dry period.
Every loss, they understood, could be significant in a season like this one, with the American Football Conference churning out talented, physical teams that are built to punish and persist.
Moreover, this assurance of support in populous Essex County could prove to be significant in a statewide primary since it has provided the margin of victory in past contests.
Our analysis shows that the effect of solid acceleration on the pressure drop can be significant in a range of moderate solid holdup (typically from 3.5%to12%2% by solid volume fraction) whereas the effect of energy dissipation becomes important in the dense phase transport region (typically when the solid volume fraction above 5%).
This can be significant in an era of precarious hospital finances.
This divergence would not be significant in an economy where the business of each company was completely separate.
That would be significant in an industry where incremental efficiency gains of one percent or so, from improvements in wing design for instance, are big news.
"Today was significant in a different way," Yamasaki said.
