Sentence examples for probably more significant from inspiring English sources

"The ADP report is probably more significant," he said.

"We realized the differences are probably more significant than the similarities," Ms. Widder said.

The invasion of Iraq may have given North Korea second thoughts, but pressure from China was probably more significant.

Probably more significant than the main award is the fact that there is a dedicated section for women.

"In the scheme of errors that contributed to three people dying, these are probably more significant," he said.

Probably more significant is Robert Mochrie's own past history of stress-related mental illness, a history that he kept hidden even from his wife.

There are also Scottish coins, although English coinage probably remained more significant in trade and until the end of the period barter was probably the most common form of exchange.

"Still, purely as a document of Beethoven's work," he added, "there is probably nothing more significant".

Historians, though, say the death of the North Vietnamese leader Ho Chi Minh in 1969 was probably a more significant factor.

But there is still no sign that Iran's support for Assad – probably far more significant than assistance to the rebels from the Gulf states - is fading.

While the State Department often tinkers with the numbers proposed by resettlement agencies, he said, "this was probably a more significant reduction than we would normally make".