Sentence examples for how much more significant from inspiring English sources

How much more significant would a state conferred honour be if it were concommitant on the probity and moral upstanding of the recipient?

"I would assume that given the importance of digital and how much more significant that revenue is that they'd look in the digital arena to replace Janet," said Alexia S. Quadrani, a media analyst at JPMorgan Chase.

Unfortunately, that particular horse had bolted long ago and is much too far away to be captured and put back in the stable; so I don't see how much more significant an invasion of privacy Google Glass is, beyond what can currently happen with Android smartphones and the like.

If a researcher that the subject doesn't even know can provoke unconscious behavior, imagine how much more immense the prolonged and significant impact that a family can have on the unconscious of a child.

Microsoft has been talking a lot about how it decided to make a much more significant change than a simple, iterative update.

More significant is the question of how much more supporters of Prop 23 can raise to finance their campaign.

How ever, with such a large field, they have become much more significant than usual.

It was dealing with terrorism in 1991, and that concept and how it exists in people's lives now is just so much more significant.

"Make no mistake, I am very clear about how much more work there is still to be done in order to identify significant future savings.

It doesn't purely have to be about how many people are using your service — the quality of your users is much more significant.

So it talks about how critical intraborough transit is, as opposed to interborough; both are critical, but now intraborough has become much more significant.