Sentence examples for seen how significantly from inspiring English sources

Although it remains to be seen how significantly the Dean campaign can affect political participation, it has clearly shifted traditional party power, at least for the moment.

It remains to be seen how significantly this will impact our bottom line, but I'm optimistic.

If we fail to see how significantly our own withdrawal and behavior contributed to the situation we will believe we are fundamentally unappreciated and unloved, and retreat even further into misery and loneliness.

It is hard to see how this would significantly change the rationing of care services, leading again only to the highest needs being met.

In the realm of sports, an especially volatile enterprise, you don't have to look beyond New York to see just how significantly generational succession can alter a team's fortunes.

"Given that the EU will continue to negotiate trade deals with third countries, it is hard to see how the UK could significantly outpace the EU in negotiating agreements that lower consumer prices," it said.

But such low yields are themselves a reflection of the depth of the crisis.It is hard to see how equities can turn significantly upwards for long without corporate bonds leading the way.

Though he announced higher spending on infrastructure, analysts said it was hard to see how the budget would significantly increase economic growth, which is expected to slow to 7 percent this year, according to the International Monetary Fund, from 7.4 percent in 2011 and 9.9 percent in 2010.

It may be hard to see how ordinary households could significantly damage an incumbent operator like BT.

So with neither market heft or cache, it's hard to see how Amazon will ever significantly exceed average retail margins and, as of now, it doesn't even achieve that.

Though there are many fractal-building tools and digital arts software programs, Brady almost exclusively works in Mandlebub3D, a program he says, "I honestly can't see how it could be significantly improved from its present form". .