Sentence examples for more significant but from inspiring English sources

Face ID, Apple's new face recognition system, seems more significant, but time will tell whether that significance is positive or negative.

An even more significant – but so far unquantified – threat is the widespread use of pesticides.

The raising of the lowest earnings threshold was far more significant, but escaped comment because it was good news.

Later assignments, such as a stint as Cleveland's director of public safety, were arguably more significant but hardly as exciting.

That narrow difference made the voting issues more significant, but the panelists confirmed that these issues were omnipresent, even if not determinative in other cases.

More significant but still limited actions included President Woodrow Wilson's order sending troops to Mexico to pursue revolutionary general Pancho Villa in 1916.

Chemical enhancement can produce more significant improvements, but the principle is the same.

"To everyone's surprise, the M.R.I. showed he had a more significant problem, but not a complete tear," Cashman said.

In the innovation game, the prize model may be becoming a more significant tool, but it's no silver bullet.

Of course, a wider trade war would have a more significant effect, but it is very unlikely that the consequences would be as dire as in the 1930s.

Struts normal to the build direction show more significant defects but their redundancy means that they do not compromise the compressive performance in the build direction.