Sentence examples for given added significance from inspiring English sources

"Their success stories have been given added significance this year, with more than 200,000 applicants expected to be turned away from university.

So it is saying that "We are going to depreciate our currency and we are trying to stop you from charging a higher yield to compensate for that risk .The Fed move is given added significance by the dollar's role as international reserve currency.

The term phase 2+ indicates that the phase 2 data is given added significance by allowing it to influence an adaptation within the phase 3 trial.

The fact that Ostrom is the first woman to win the prize gives added significance to her selection.

The sharp increases in petroleum prices in the 1970s gave added significance to diesel's prime advantage its superior energy efficiency.

In the 8th century the Udmurts and the Cheremis came under Bulgar domination; the conversion of the Bulgars to Islām in 922 and the subsequent Tatar domination in eastern Russia (1236 1552) gave added significance to the Arab Islāmic tradition.

Francis admitted their latest defeat against Coventry on Tuesday was a crushing blow and gives added significance to this weekend's fixture at Leyton Orient.

But the words have added significance coming from Carol.

It seems to command the space through which it descends, this inverted "v" of a thing, in such a pouring rush, and the sky itself, exploding, orchestrally billowing, seems to be concerned to contextualise and give moment, added significance, to the drama of its tragic fall.

Capello's task may well have carried added significance, too, given the decision taken by England's Football Association last week to strip John Terry of the England captaincy.

"The similarities gave the film added significance," he says.Since the accident, many Nigerians have been reluctant to fly domestically.