Sentence examples for particularly significant that from inspiring English sources

The year 1907 is particularly significant; that summer, Bartók went into the Eastern Carpathian Mountains, in Transylvania, to gather songs from Hungarian-speaking Székely villagers.

The insecticide activity of compound 4H was particularly significant that can cause 96% mortality to Tetranychus cinnbarinus after 24 h of treatment.

It's particularly significant that Scott's colleagues have been aware of his sexuality for close to two decades.

He said it was particularly significant that Elizabeth I was born at Greenwich Palace in 1533, of which only the 1616 Queen's House remains.

I think it's particularly significant that the Chinese have understood that climate change is already harming them, that this not a problem just for the future.

"It is particularly significant that the study is reported to suggest that a greater investment in wind energy could help meet Scottish and UK government targets for carbon emissions reduction.

Which would not be particularly significant, except that Sergio has been at Celta for 15 years.

One particularly significant change that occurred during Austen's lifetime was the expansion of literacy and print culture in England.

What is particularly significant is that very few really know the history of the Communist Party of China and the history of China in the hundred years since the Opium War.

Even so it is hard to be sure that this alliance will be beneficial until details such as whether there will be a common settlement system are fixed.A European SEC?One particularly significant detail that has not been much discussed is how and by whom the new marketplace should be regulated.

The party's 90th anniversary was a particularly significant event that has been marked by large galas, a spike in travel to communist battle sites and the revival of revolutionary music known as red songs.