Sentence examples for now significantly more from inspiring English sources

"UK banks are now significantly more resilient than before the global financial crisis," he declared.

There are now significantly more evening MBA programmes than full-time ones, says Mr Conway.

Some industry analysts argue that unionized Canadian workers are now significantly more expensive to employ than their American counterparts.

A curious result of the albumen craze is that egg whites are now significantly more expensive than the yolks, according to industry analysts.

Nearly half have never before participated in organized politics, though they are now significantly more likely to donate money to candidates.

Despite recent market uncertainty, Turkey is now significantly more affluent than Argentina was 40 years ago and its political trajectory carries global implications.

High-speed lines now reach significantly more than half of all homes with Internet access.

This, the Glazers assure investors, means fans are now paying significantly more.

Since its purchase by the National Trust it has been lovingly returned to nature and is now a significantly more tranquil place.

The same year, reports emerged that Davey was preparing to challenge for the party leadership if Nick Clegg was deposed – a feat he will now find significantly more difficult.

So for anyone wanting to get home from work at a sensible time, an already rubbish service will now cost significantly more.