Sentence examples for more meaningful separation from inspiring English sources

The path ahead is not binary: instead there is a spectrum of possible outcomes, from a mostly symbolic break with Europe (the soft end), to a much more meaningful separation (the harder edge).

If all three genotypes were considered together, the separation of excisions and insertions produced even more meaningful correlations.

Thus, separation of different histone modification patterns into distinct subgroups becomes much more meaningful than by arbitrarily binning the genome into non-overlapping windows (Ernst and Kellis, 2010), where two nucleosomes with different modification patterns could be present.

The other, though, feels more meaningful.

"The games, they seem more meaningful".

"It's more meaningful," he said.

Here the life is much more meaningful.

It has become more meaningful.

The Ideal Home Show is more meaningful.

Reagan's executive experience was more meaningful.

"It's more meaningful," Mr. Guttenberg said.