Sentence examples for significance though from inspiring English sources

That incident had little significance, though, and the damage to Almunia's reputation is not necessarily fatal.

No great significance, though, he says, not enough to put in his book.

For a 25-year-old to transform a game of such significance, though, is far from commonplace.

Whatever its significance, though, it has sparked a worldwide discussion of philanthropy, which was in many ways its goal.

Its strategic significance, though, is fairly well limited to the Black Sea, because of Turkish control over the straits leading to the Mediterranean.

Its significance, though, lies in its location downstream of Visegrad, the small eastern Bosnian village most famous before the 1990s for its beautiful 16th-century Ottoman bridge.

The complex sugars were long thought to have no biological significance, even though they constitute up to 21 percent of milk.

The Wallace vote remains a fact of certain significance, even though it is of uncertain consequence and perhaps of no direct political consequence.

He was a man of great significance, even though he was rarely seen and, according to Afghans, has actually been dead since 2013.

The Wallace vote remains fact of a certain significance, even though it is of uncertain consequence, and perhaps of no direct political consequence.

Each time, as he waited, the woman seemed to recede, to grow smaller, losing significance — as though she were standing on a railway platform and he were at the window of a train, pulling away, waving goodbye.