Sentence examples for more significantly a from inspiring English sources

Briers suffered a broken finger and, more significantly, a loss of composure at key moments.

But more significantly a gender, or racial, imbalance changes what's considered news.

More significantly, a large amount of adsorbed oxygen appeared near the B vacancies of Pd/MgO 5 -h-BN catalyst.

More significantly, a production error meant that the sentence describing the method for shaping the lamb and bulgur meatballs was missing.

Now he must go up against the Saints quarterback, but perhaps more significantly a New Orleans defense which is giving up just 14.6 points per game.

More significantly, a Labor Department report found that "MSHA's failure to adequately evaluate the roof control plans contributed to the occurrence of the August 6th accident".

The FBC mantra lead to some failures and, more significantly, an increase in the cadence of missions.

More significantly, an overwhelming number of them can't even afford to keep the homes they live in or pay their water bills and heating bills.

They are nice detail rather than big picture: councils should get a few more tax-raising powers, such as a "bed tax" on tourists and, more significantly, an additional local levy on business rates.

"When you open a novel and I mean of course the real thing you enter into a state of intimacy with its writer," Saul Bellow wrote: You hear a voice or, more significantly, an individual tone under the words.

Osborne has promised £200m to help and, more significantly, an urban development corporation to speed up planning consent and cooperation between the two borough councils – Labour-controlled Gravesham and Conservative Dartford.