As you read above, I saw a significant ask by an Austin venture capital firm, but it isn't just me reporting this trend.
"And that's when the cut occurred, when the hands were not protected". "So, is it significant," Darden asked, "significant at all that there was no cut on the left-handed glove as described by Mr. Shapiro?" "No," Vannatter replied.
While we were inspired by the concept of materiality, to alleviate confusion in our survey, we chose to use the word "significant" instead, asking respondents about the significant social, environmental or economic issues that could have a meaningful impact on the long-term viability of their companies.
According to a former agency official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss private conversations, members of Trump's EPA landing team spent significant time asking about who controlled the department's communications levers, especially regarding social media.
Young reads posts ranging from conversations about gender-play to queries from friends and significant others asking about cross-dressers in their lives.
Put bluntly, there is significant demand from consumers asking for better treatment of farm animals, but the supply still has a long way to go to catch up.
"Is the kind of tape holding the L.E.D. lights significant?" she asked Kline.
That may have made it more likely that people would cite that divide as significant when asked by Pew.
[presumably a joke] See the email 7.20 pm Michel text to Adam Smith: finally heard back from DCMS.... positive news is that there are no significant new asks 7.29 pm reply: good stuff.
This is how Wired's Spencer Ackerman (soon to be the Guardian US's national security editor) described the most significant exchange: "Asked at a Senate hearing today how long the war on terrorism will last, Michael Sheehan, the assistant secretary of defense for special operations and low-intensity conflict, answered, 'At least 10 to 20 years.'..
Is it time, one significant investor asked, for a change at the top?
