Sentence examples for for the very significant from inspiring English sources
His successor Malcolm Turnbull, has, while an Abbott government minister, given motherhood support to the well-funded Recognise movement (there is no such taxpayer support for the very significant proportion of Indigenous Australians who currently oppose recognition).
"I will not put in place a budget that has a bigger projected debt than the debt limit and therefore the Greens and Labor will be responsible for the very significant cuts that will need to be made".
I am immensely grateful for all the work you have done at the Scotland Office and for the very significant contribution you have made to the first coalition government in 70 years.
Such a line-up ought to deliver a referendum on regional superiority, but for the very significant fact that the MLS season is still a couple of weeks from kick off, while the Mexican teams who traditionally dominate the competition are seven games into theirs.
Surprisingly, however, the best allele for the very significant QTL found for CL was transmitted by Line LTI, although its average clutch length was 1.1 d shorter than that of Line DD in the F0 generation [ 18].
Later in the day, Kenneth Baer, Communications Director for the Office of Management and Budget, issued the following statement: "Let's be clear: BP is responsible for -- and will be held accountable for -- the very significant clean-up and recovery costs.
In addition, our very recent clinical pharmacokinetic study reported, for the first time, the very significant degree of exposure of renal tubular cells to polymyxin B in humans.
Analyzed in this manner, the number of subjects was adequate for the study, as demonstrated by the very significant p values.
Prior research has often examined weather variables alongside concurrent crime patterns at the day level and coarser temporal resolutions, which fails to account for the (often very significant) intra-day variation (Cohn & Rotton 1997).
The World Health Organization condemned the embargo for its "very significant negative impact on the overall performance of the national economy" which "compromises the quality of life of the population, specifically the children, the elderly and the infirm".
