Sentence examples for significance clear from inspiring English sources

Yearley says this is also the most frustrating aspect of Requiem for a Species, because Hamilton proposes so many different explanations but does not make their relative significance clear.

Although none of the differences in median levels reached statistical significance, clear trends were seen in the association of positively and negatively acting chromatin modifications across the three phenotype groups.

Gradually, Snowden's significance becomes clear.

But its true significance comes clear only at the end.

Indeed, not until the effects of human impact began to be noticed from about 1960 did their environmental significance become clear.

The military correspondent of the Hebrew daily Ma'ariv commented: 'In itself the SLA withdrawal from Jezzine is not a problem, but the future significance is clear.

At the party, when Mr. Kader talked about how he would never be able to show his sons his birthplace, the date's significance was clear: a tiny piece of a lost past restored.

Their significance is clear: fund managers were quietly skimming money from millions of investors, for the benefit of the fund managers themselves, or letting other professional market operators do so for favours in return.

In his presentation, he cited ancient hieroglyphics, the Codex and Guttenberg's invention of the printing press, making his view of the Kindle's world-historical significance perfectly clear.

For whatever the artistic merits of Fútbol: The Beautiful Game, its geopolitical significance is clear.

For Daniel, the significance is clear.