Sentence examples for number a significant from inspiring English sources

The number, a significant drop from the first-week sales of her previous album (1.3 million), reflects a teenage pop demand that is slipping but still hanging on tenaciously as Ms. Spears sagely remakes her image so she has one foot in the teenage world and the other in the general pop market (an approach best summed up by her song title "I'm Not a Girl, Not Yet a Woman").

Facebook raked in $2.02 billion in Q3 2013, and video ads could give that number a significant bump in Q1 and Q2 2014.

After a decrease in podocyte number, a significant increase in the number of labeled cells of renin lineage was observed in glomeruli in a focal distribution along Bowman's capsule, within the glomerular tuft, or in both locations.

Electric vehicles accounted for around 0.8percentt, or 540,000, of that number, a significant step up from about 376,000 EVs sold in 2014, but still less than 1percentt of cars sold worldwide.

Had they not been producing, and had no one taken their place, Broadway would have seen only 253 plays produced in those 20 years, nearly 1/3 less than the actual number, a significant reduction in activity.

McRae et al found that not only was the total number a significant factor but that people with multiple chronic conditions tended to be from lower income groups.

Again, already for small numbers a significant robustness gain is provided.

But unless these numbers change a significant number of minds, many parents won't.

Feingold can blame Republicans all he wants, but those numbers show a significant number in his own party support the traditional notions of marriage as well".

Although still small, the troop number marks a significant change on the part of the British.

Thus, CH change number is a significant measurable indicator.