Sentence examples for not more significant from inspiring English sources

Conversation starter "Vince Clarke is equally, if not more, significant than John Lennon".

The films were mostly concerned with a subject we believed was neglected in the cinema, the lives and passions of older people, whose anxieties and desires, we found, were as intense, if not more significant, than those of the young.

In a congratulatory letter to colleagues Motley called the Rhode Island decision "as significant if not more significant" than precedent-setting rulings in tobacco litigation: "Uncork the champagne bottles!" Already Motley has 20 lawyers and paralegals working on the litigation.

Examples of radicalization can be found across all social and ethnic backgrounds, and the phenomenon is not more significant within the French Jewish community.

Linear, quadratic and cubic regressions were attempted for VO2 against each axis, and in all cases, quadratic and cubic regressions were not more significant than linear.

Although the increase in the protein levels of active HB-EGF was not more significant than HAFi alone, a clear synergy was observed in the induction of pro-HB-EGF expression.

An individual's interest in making sure that the government does not target him erroneously could not be more significant.

The break is not much more significant than a hold, seeing as he hasn't had much success on his own serve either.

But he points out that recycling rules are complicated and take a while to get to grips with, and that there has not been more significant tension.

But he adds that, even if the market does that, it would mean only a further 15% decline compared with peak levels - painful, but not much more significant than has happened so far.

A few pages into Richard West's superb The Life and Strange Surprising Adventures of Daniel Defoe, one wonders why Defoe is not a more significant figure in our cultural history.