Sentence examples for given significantly from inspiring English sources

The Thor actor only appeared briefly in JJ Abrams' 2009 Star Trek reboot in the role, but he will be given significantly more screen time in the next film, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

In all three speeches of the debates, the English speakers were given significantly lower evaluations by the three raters than the Japanese speakers.

Closed-form expressions for the dependence of the solution on governing parameters as e.g. the structural size, the Young's modulus or the ratio of bending to normal loading are given significantly reducing the computational effort required for the failure model.

"The prospects for retail sales and consumer spending overall for 2015 currently look bright, given significantly improving real earnings growth, rising employment and elevated confidence," said Howard Archer, chief European and UK economist at IHS Global Insight.

Whether that be to establish a permanent foothold on the Moon, to visit and possibly retrieve an asteroid, or to put human beings on Mars (all of which are possibilities) is something future political leaders will decide, but one thing is fairly assured – NASA will not be given significantly more budget to do such things.

He has also given significantly to his alma mater, Carnegie Mellon University, creating the Alexander M. Knaster Scholarship Fund to aid full-time undergraduate students in the department of Electrical and Computer Engineering; he also endowed the chair of the mathematics department at Carnegie Mellon.

In fact, it is giving significantly less.

"Most modern free trade agreements give significantly less room for interpretation," Burgstaller says.

One study shows that people give significantly more to their university if the person calling and asking for their donation is their former roommate.

Just over 60% are women, and on average they spend 15 hours a week caring, with a number giving significantly more.

Dr. Osili said wealthy people who volunteered also gave significantly more than those who did not in 2009.