Sentence examples for significance in a from inspiring English sources

The instructions bore tremendous significance in a city devastated by violence seven months ago.

But of even greater significance in a world of melting ice floes is control of the North West Passage.

A royal christening has perhaps a special significance in a country that has its own church.

The country of origin is of no significance in a global world.

In international law, nationality assumes significance in a variety of circumstances.

Speaking after the decision was made councillor Cox said the council needs to rethink their planning policy to deal with buildings which has emotional significance in a community.

In the case of Anaheim's Jean-Sébastien Giguère, there was both symbolic and practical significance in a goalie stick given to him by Patrick Roy.

Sherlock Holmes, the detective who was the mainstay of the publishing industry in his day, famously found significance in a dog's not barking.

But the presidents' visit underscores how a the once-tiny electoral bloc is taking on greater significance in a battleground state.

Any downturn in tax revenues of $20 billion to $56 billion would have almost no economic significance in a $2 trillion federal budget and a $10 trillion economy.

Todes argues that Pavlov's devotion to repeated experimentation was bolstered by the model of the factory, which had special significance in a belatedly industrializing Russia.