Sentence examples for but very significant from inspiring English sources

But very significant issues still remain.

We've all been guilty, I'm afraid, and sadly the Baby P case is one small but very significant example.

The partnership so far only 44 but very significant as Nottinghamshire sensed an opportunity at 178 for 4, writes Brian Halford.

"It's clear that the burden of osteoporosis and fractures is greater in women, and what has happened is that has overshadowed a smaller but very significant problem in men," said Dr. Eric Orwoll, professor of medicine at Oregon Health Sciences University.

For 250 years, beginning in the middle of the 13th-century, these places marked a shifting but very significant frontier, which divided the land controlled by Christian forces bent on the reconquest of Spain from the kingdom of Granada, the last outpost of the occupying Moors.

"The World Cup regattas are stepping stones, but very significant.

It is a particularly inept sort of competition that has no real winners but some very significant losers.

Through the years, losing newspaper defendants in libel actions have found themselves not only paying substantial libel damages but also very significant sums in costs.

The monument is not only an important part of Rome's physical history but also "very significant for the Jewish community," she said.

The euro area is now beginning to rectify its institutional shortcomings, but further, very significant steps must be taken to expand the sharing of risks and pooling of fiscal resources.

In a letter to assembly men and women the Presbyterian church said it was "not merely an issue of conscience for Christian people and churches, but a very significant one for the whole of society".