Sentence examples for significance adding from inspiring English sources

Alistair Laing, the trust's curator of paintings, called it "undoubtedly a work of great significance", adding: "To have a painting by Tintoretto in an English house, rather than still in its original location in Venice, or in an Italian museum, is extraordinary".

He also pointed to its personal significance, adding, "I've encountered my share of unreasonableness and conflict in interactions with my blood relatives.

In one of the strongest displays of China's tightening grip on Hong Kong, the Chinese Foreign Ministry on June 30 called the Joint Declaration "a historical document" that "no longer has any practical significance," adding that it was not legally binding.

Greer 1986 reported that the total costs per study day were "substantially lower" in the community-based intervention than in the hospital-based intervention and conventional care (with the latter two being "comparable") but provided no details of statistical significance, adding to positive, negative and null results on a wide range of outcomes.

Whether its disclosure does lasting damage to Mr. Bush's presidency and re-election prospects may depend on whether the White House succeeds in persuading Americans that, as a whole, its significance adds up to less than a sum of those parts.

To that extent, studying the logic of notions with such practical significance adds some practical significance to deontic logic itself.

A promise ring shouldn't be so expensive or elaborate that it is mistaken for a wedding ring, but a ring with special significance adds extra weight to the promise.

Self-reports on "political efficacy" lose some significance after adding controls but still remain significant in most specifications.

When including numeracy scores as a measure for cognitive skills (column 2), the first component is no longer statistically significant, while the third component also loses its significance after adding years of schooling as a control (column 3).

But the preamble is not often referred to in court, and the significance of adding these principles to it is far from clear.

For the Nature Conservancy, however, the significance of adding tens of thousands of acres to the forest preserve transcends the battle over noise versus silence, paddles versus propellers.