Sentence examples for rather more significant from inspiring English sources
It has bloomed into something rather more significant and subversive.
There are, however, three rather more significant points worth making.
But in another sense, Chomsky's intervention is rather more significant than it first appears.
Who were the opposition on the other, rather more significant, occasion?
A rather more significant 1980 release, however, was the debut single by a Glasgow band called Orange Juice.
Rather more significant for Russia at that point was a goal for the Czechs in the other match, effectively withdrawing their safety net.
The point of the Cold War, at least as it was explained by the Cold Warriors, was that it wasn't a confrontation of great global powers but, rather, something more significant and essential: a struggle of values, waged on a global scale, between totalitarians and liberals.
It should settle down quickly and it's a matter of weeks rather than anything more significant thankfully.
It is regrettable that just a week after Brazil's huge wave of social protest, our focus is on these ghoulish but random acts of rural violence, rather than the more significant political earthquake that has occurred.
Despite SMRU investigators' commitment to improving the border population's health, the VHX trial focuses on vivax rather than a more significant contributor to its poor health status.
The main benefit of their prized pupil premium was to draw attention to "the gap" and to plug a funding black hole, rather than provide any more significant funding than was available for the disadvantaged under Labour.
