Sentence examples similar to deeply significant advantage from inspiring English sources

But if Mr. McCain could somehow win the nomination -- a gargantuan "if," to be sure -- his strength among independents would be a significant advantage in a general election this fall, especially against Mr. Gore, who is seen by many voters as a deeply partisan politician.

That's a significant advantage.

And something deeply significant clicked into place for me.

Only cave painters painted for pure and deeply significant reasons.

Historically and religiously, the event was deeply significant.

If that happens, the Scot should gain a significant advantage.

Strength, for example, is not a significant advantage.

The result, this year, will be a significant advantage for Bush.

This has a significant advantage for non-expert users.

And molecules have one significant advantage: they are really small.

That's a significant advantage for the fly.