Sentence examples for calls a significant from inspiring English sources
He invested what he calls a "significant portion" of the $12 million raised in that first round of financing.
It is a recognition of what the PPA calls a "significant growth in the consumption of magazines in digital form".
●Controllers are supposed to be recertified every year, but that has not happened since 2012, which the report calls a "significant breach" in ensuring that they are proficient.
They have been only slightly more impressed when President Obama sought to create what he calls a "significant and enduring" level of military and development aid, so the two countries do not lurch from crisis to crisis.
In exchange for what it calls a significant equity stake in Rdio's parent company, Pulser Media, Cumulus will give Rdio broad access to its programming and promote Rdio on its stations.
It is asking only for access to money if there should be what Mulally delicately calls "a significant industry event". By that he means GM filing for bankruptcy, which would, he believes, threaten many of the nation's 3,000 parts manufacturers, which already are owed $13 billion from the three domestic companies.
Israeli MP and former Shin Bet head, Avi Dichter, welcomed what he called a "significant" statement.
And what the company called a "significant pickup" in sales that began in late July has continued into late August.
In what an international Buddhist group called a "significant event," Prime Minister Phan Van Khai met with the leader of a banned Buddhist church and spoke about religious freedom.
