Sentence examples for on a significantly from inspiring English sources
"For example Matthew Postgate was appointed chief technology officer leading a new division combining three teams (BBC Digital, Engineering and BBC Worldwide technology); Charlotte Moore previously took on a significantly expanded role as controller of TV Channels and iPlayer; and Mark Linsey moved to head up BBC Studios on a salary lower than his predecessor".
These applications require chemical engineers to take on a significantly different role, using their professional expertise to work with people from other disciplines and with the lay public.
Originally built to automate industry, to ease business interactions for remote employees or to simply entertain, robotic technologies are taking on a significantly nobler purpose: assisting those with disabilities in their day-to-day lives.
From then on, a significantly increasing trend (p<0.01) reaching a maximum of 6.5% in 1998 2001 was observed, which subsequently dropped to 2.1% in 2002 2005.
Balancing on one leg, the Iranian government was wavering on a significantly reduced footing of regional and international legitimacy and support.
Just one measure of that is that the pole position lap for this year's race, at a speed of close to 145 m.p.h., was nearly 40 percent faster than Stirling Moss's pole position in 1958 — and that on a significantly slower configuration of the Silverstone track than the one used 55 years ago.
On account of a significantly changed cultural context, they don't interpret or experience any offense.
Members of the experimental group reported, on average, "a significantly stronger endorsement".
Our study indicates that presentations with a corresponding full-text publication did have, on average, a significantly larger sample size than the presentations without a corresponding publication.
As recently as last month, I had planned on spending a significantly more modest sum, in the range of -- say -- fifty bucks.
Patients on pravastatin had a significantly lower incidence of CIN compared to patients on simvastatin [ 182].
