Sentence examples for is a significant stretch from inspiring English sources

For most people, simply being in this position is a significant stretch.

The water stewardship commitment is a significant stretch for Coca-Cola that will require true collaboration at every step, especially as it starts working with suppliers to reduce the impacts of it supply chain.

It would not be a significant stretch to ask technical mentors to "adopt" a project team, including the agile talent supporting the team.

That statement indicated an approach more restrained than the one that had been telegraphed recently by Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, and Germans took it as a sign that there would still be a significant stretch of time before the disagreements between some European countries and the United States on the issue came to a head.

Neither Cisco, Dell EMC, or anyone else has made moves the way HPE has acquired and built assets to address this market, so entry based on their existing consulting services would be a significant stretch for their services teams.

Only in the case of the putative SBM3 is there a significant stretch of adjacent acidic amino acids, suggesting that SBM1 and 2 may not be SUMO-interacting motifs.

After AB25 treatment as shown in Fig. 1b, it can be observed that there is a significant shift in stretching band for OH and NH groups as well as NH bending band.

Raman analysis (Figure 2) showed similar results: there is a significant decrease in stretching frequency of the U = O uranyl peak from 875 cm-1 at pH 2 to 794 at pH 12 (observed in solution up to pH 4 and in precipitate from pH 6-12).

The crystallization front moves fast enough to solidify the whole shell and the bottom part of the jet when there is still a significant stretching velocity gradient d u/d s along a solid part; s here is length of an arc, and u is the tangential component of velocity.

Stomach stretching is a significant cause of weight regain post-SG; however, there is a paucity of long-term clinical evidence to describe the rates of occurrence.

Moreover, stretching of the skin is a significant source of proprioceptive information [ 42].