Sentence examples for enough significance from inspiring English sources

The leak was originally attributed to Theresa but was apparently of enough significance to Ford that he wanted it shut down.

"I think they thought that Nixon was a strong, decisive, tough-minded guy, and that I was an idealist and antiwar guy who might not attach enough significance to the security of the country.

For none of the control and independent variables, the null hypothesis of absence of covariance with the error terms can by rejected with sufficient enough significance level (see Appendix 2).

Decision-makers should settle for a percentage of error that they can tolerate, i.e, up to a value that carries enough significance for the given activity, and depending on how critical it is, and their systems are.

Do we as a nation have with enough significance and clarity the conversation around the continued struggle for civil rights (the natural extension of emancipation)?

The genealogy of the early Arnold family has been pieced together from a number of historical documents, but two such documents were of enough significance to be published as entire articles in an early genealogical journal.

While this difference did not appear to be statistically significant, the p value was close enough to significance level (p = 0.06, α = 0.05) to warrant discussion of this outcome.

This complexity precludes analytical modeling of the data but provides enough statistical significance for the successful application of a neural network.

Some of these will show positive effects and some will show outcomes close enough to significance to be worth trying again.

All inserts for which the mapped distance between the reads was within 3 standard deviations of the mean were discounted as not having enough statistical significance to identify a structural variant.

"It's not significant enough compared to the significance of helping this country heal.