Sentence examples for more significant even from inspiring English sources

More significant even than the allegations, is that the complainants went over the head of the Supreme Leader.

But little has been said or done about alcohol, which the new data suggests is more significant even than sugary drinks in obesity in adults.

More significant, even with the court ruling, one cannot carry a handgun outside the home, which is what Arenas did in taking handguns from his house to the Verizon Center.

Anna Pavord believes that Grew's contribution was more significant even than that of the better-known Carl von Linné, called Linnaeus, born two years after Ray's death, who introduced the binomial naming system adopted internationally.

Trevor Phillips writes of the 'rise' of a'global Muslim community, over a billion strong' which 'presents a challenge to the West more significant even than the Soviet Union'; a 'global force' which threatens to present us with new 'Cold War', and of a 'battle for the hearts and minds of Muslims' - a particularly inappropriate phrase in the current climate.

But those of us in Britain know, from the impact of what happened in the very different circumstances of the fire in Grenfell Tower in London two years ago, that such events can come to be seen as something more significant even than a terrible and tragic night of destruction and loss.

It has also set its sights on a more significant, if even less obvious ally.

I identified completely with Dorothea Brooke, the ardent young gentlewoman yearning for a more significant existence, even though my upbringing was barely similar.

Initial indications are that the devastation to rural communities is far more significant than even in the capital city, Port Vila, which is itself very badly damaged.

On that scale, Romney is even worse, and Seamus, consequently, even more significant.

The following week was even more significant.