Sentence examples for more significant future from inspiring English sources

However, if forest structure can be reduced to a single metric and that metric related to the remotely sensed data it is likely that the sample reduction would be even more significant (future efforts will likely sample based on Board Foot volume or total volume as this is more related to forest structure).

Mr Wainwright says the IT attack is consistent with a "new business model" of organised crime activity and he says he expects this kind of cyber-security breach to "become a more significant feature in future" of drug trafficking.

In contrast, strategies giving the lowest space heating and cooling demands for the BBR 2015 version varied, as cooling demand became more significant under future climate scenarios.

Gravity loads would also become more significant in future up-scaled machines due to the square-cube law relation between energy capture and rotor mass.

Regarding increasing elderly poverty, questions of elderly people's individual travel and its social implications will be more and more significant in future.

What may be even more significant to future advances in the field of Ca2+ signaling, however, may be the role of Ca2+ release from acidic stores in the functional regulation of these stores themselves.

The advancements are going to be more significant in the future.

Results show that the importance of our proposal will become even more significant in the future.

But whether her departure signals anything more significant – about the future of A4e, the work programme, or the increasing marketisation of the state – is open to question.

It was then that Broadway started a money-raising expedition to Albany and City Hall that was far more significant to their future than the annual Tony push.

Another factor which has not played much of a role historically but which may become more significant in the future is the impact of greenhouse gas warming on global dimming.