Sentence examples for meaningful addition from inspiring English sources

The most meaningful addition to the new counseling standards, she said, are the new protocols.

The Republican Party has long exercised a veto on any meaningful addition to the gun laws.

The P-values were indicated that in confidence level of 95%, the null hypothesis is rejected and a meaningful addition is observed in the proposed model.

It's an amount that's neither large enough to stimulate economic growth, nor does it add a worrisomely meaningful addition to the national debt.

Other local advocates said the Heal L.A. program will also be a meaningful addition to Los Angeles' social welfare network if the program seeks advice from and is willing to work with existing service providers.

This pilot work demonstrates how the advent of computerised data capture and different statistical modelling can enhance the national data collection programme, creating a meaningful addition to the patient care process.

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Even though it is certainly true that these are essentially the same Astros that stumbled through last season, there are meaningful additions, particularly among the pitchers.

This off-season, the Mets have yet to make any meaningful additions, and Alderson did not object to the notion that they could very much resemble the squad they fielded last season, when they went 74-88.

(2) and (3) together reduce the task of otherwise cumbersome plastic analysis to simple but meaningful additions of numbers.

He also indicated that we haven't seen the last of this investment philosophy: "We specifically target young, innovative businesses where we can contribute actively to a sustainable increase in value and which, as new business models, can provide meaningful additions to our media portfolio".