Sentence examples for greatly more significant from inspiring English sources

Eutyches took the more-radical position, in denouncing so-called Nestorianism, that Christ's divinity was greatly more significant than, and overwhelmed, his human nature.

To observe the result of the hybridization, significant time (greatly more than 100 ns) is required.

The sensitivity changed very little (72 of 92 are correctly predicted, 78.3%) but the sensitivity on the simulated data are greatly reduced (48.3%), making our predictions even more significant.

Economically the war had a number of significant impacts, although the Great Depression would later prove far more significant and Australian industry was not as greatly transformed as it would be following World War II.

Compared to road or velodrome racing, the advantage of shielding from the wind behind an opponent is greatly reduced in mountain biking, where the ability to negotiate the terrain is more significant.

While Augustine's promiscuity has been greatly exaggerated he spent most of his pre-abstinence life in a faithful relationship with an unnamed concubine there is a much more significant aspect to his conversion that Mayor Giuliani seems to forget: humility.

More significant.

More significant is that British membership of the ERM and any steps to greater integration and convergence will have the effect of greatly diminishing the stakes of any British general election.

There are more significant challenges.

There was something more significant.

More significant, perhaps, is money.