Sentence examples for is significant not only from inspiring English sources

The location is significant not only because of the Pariser Platz and the Brandenburg Gate.

The technology is significant not only for its promise to banish underexposed and overexposed snapshots.

The federal policy is significant not only because Medicare covers 39 million Americans, but also because many private insurers follow its example in deciding what to cover.

The error is significant, not only because Arlington National Cemetery reserves its plots for distinguished veterans but because Douglas himself was willfully responsible for the mistake.

The moment is significant not only because Dior is a byword for style that has currency all over the world, but because it's a house that symbolises womanhood itself.

The journey is significant not only for its collapsing of the distance between America and Europe, but also for the way in which it separates the technology of flight from the wartime machinery of violence.

Events in Tunisia are significant not only for its 11 million inhabitants, but for the wider region.

They were significant not only because of their content, but because they demonstrated the power of the press as well.

The strikes, conducted under parallel programs run by the CIA and the military's Joint Special Operations Command, are significant not only for their intensity and timing.

JOHN CAGE left an exceptional trail as a composer, yet many of his richest and most significant friendships were with visual artists; this was significant not only for Cage but for the American arts.

This was significant, not only because it was the first time he had said he loved a nonfamily member, but also because it's just been recent days that he's been saying it voluntarily at all.