Sentence examples for of every significant from inspiring English sources

They are in the repertory of every significant quartet, especially the Emerson, now celebrating its 25th anniversary.

Its sheer scale makes it an almost mandatory participant in the underwriting of every significant equity or bond issue.

His masterwork, "The Dictionary of Suit Combinations," published in 1995, gave detailed analyses of every significant possibility, with percentage calculations that took into account the information available about lengths in other suits.

Among the two-thirds of Mr. Krejci's ruined negatives was a chronicle of every significant moment in small theaters such as Vaclav Havel's Theater of the Balustrade and Jiri Grossmann's eponymous theater.

Katherine Schoonover and her husband, Alan Straus, spent four years taking an 1842 Greek Revival in the West Village that had been stripped of every significant detail back to its original state.

Dastyari described himself as having " a really good relationship with Obeid" in the book and said he was tired of every significant player in the party trying to distance themselves from him since the corruption findings.

This was not consensual hegemony, or empire by invitation, or rule through surrogates, but the direct hand of President Bush's proconsul placed on every significant lever of Iraqi power.

He has voted with the Republicans on every significant piece of legislation of his term, including the health care overhaul, the budget and the "cap and trade" energy legislation.

The result has been that, in five short years, Labour has been forced to turn 180 degrees on every significant aspect of health policy.

Normally, there is a budget for every individual product and for every significant activity of the firm.

Tax increases were part of nearly every significant deficit-reduction measure of the 1980s and 1990s, including the 1982, 1984 and 1987 packages signed by Ronald Reagan, the 1990 accord under George H.W. Bush and Mr. Clinton's 1993 measure.