Sentence examples for ever significant from inspiring English sources

The model (Eq. 1) can be extended by two further parameters to account for affinity and shear within the image plane, but such parameters are rarely if ever significant in modern digital cameras.

This proved not to be the case, and neither variable was ever significant as a covariate.

New opportunities: the best chance ever Significant risks: a last chance?

England goes into the next few days with high hopes of winning its first-ever significant international cricket title.

It is not surprising that a significant subset of conversation about evolutionary education in the museum concerns "tree-thinking"—or the ever-significant growth of research investigating how laypersons understand and interpret evolutionary trees, and the underpinning methodology and philosophy behind systematics.

Of the three mentioned areas, the RFE carries an added significance because of its adjacency to North America as well as fronting the ever more significant Arctic.

But gender, as ever, is significant.

Even today, many employees deny that there was ever a significant problem.

The second problem is that nobody is sure that they will ever produce significant savings.

Genes are emerging as ever less significant in the great nature-nurture debate.

The role of the public intellectual has been made ever less significant.