Sentence examples for makes any significant from inspiring English sources

"But we'll have to see if China makes any significant reservations to the treaty and how strongly they will enforce its provisions".

London City airport has not been considered an option for adding capacity because its urban location makes any significant expansion impractical.

Some Democrats worry that a deal that makes any significant changes could blunt the political edge Democrats have gained by stirring opposition to the proposal by Representative Paul D. Ryan, Republican of Wisconsin and chairman of the Budget Committee.

Neither book makes any significant technical contribution to the study of economics (though Ruskin thought otherwise); both memorably express Ruskin's moral outrage at the extent to which the materialist and utilitarian ethical assumptions implicit in this new technique for understanding human behaviour had come to be accepted as normative.

But that would be unwise, for Mr. Hatoyama is caught in a vise, with the Americans squeezing from one side and a small left-wing party (upon which his majority in the upper house of the legislature depends) threatening to quit the coalition if he makes any significant concessions to the Americans.

And since it takes so long to design a car, it may be three years or more before a chip ordered for a car now, ever makes any significant sales.

But to make any significant changes?

The measures, however, have yet to make any significant impact.

But this year neither has made any significant impact.

We have no plans to make any significant changes.

This time no one has made any significant complaints.