Sentence examples for perhaps more significant when from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more significant, when viewed in the context of a potential 2008 rematch, Mrs. Clinton's advisers suspected that the first lady, who grew up in suburban Chicago, would be a culturally more appealing candidate to rural voters than Mr. Giuliani.

Perhaps more significant is when this relationship of multiple classifiers all predicting a single GEP occurred with seemingly unrelated EDCs, such as prochloraz and fipronil, the latter a GABA (gamma-amino butyric acid) receptor antagonist.

Further and perhaps more significant evidence of disagreement with where Ed Miliband has taken the party can be found when Mr Blair says "not alienating large parts of business" is a key lesson he learned from his three election wins.

Perhaps more significant, the borrowers must be concerned about possible losses in the assets they buy, especially when investors will no longer lend them money by buying their commercial paper.

"Perhaps more significant than the amount of money is the vote of confidence in asexuality as a research topic," said Dawson when questioned about the grant.

Perhaps more significant than the trove itself was the attribution.

Perhaps more significant however, is the internet's sheer speed.

Perhaps more significant, approvals of the visas fell by more than one-third.

But perhaps more significant, Dr. Murray said, "It's more personal here".

And, perhaps more significant, most of them were not expecting one.

Perhaps more significant, said William Lape, the superintendent, was the effect the program had on the volunteers.