Sentence examples for significant blows from inspiring English sources

Ms. Terry said, "The body-mass index and the anxiety and depression are probably the two most significant blows.

Their reputation among students has taken significant blows lately, which could well lead to further action in the future.

While all state agencies took significant blows in the recent round of budget cuts, sites and activities tied to the state's colorful history were among those hardest hit.

The general praised Pakistan, calling the co-operation between the two countries an "important bilateral partnership" which had led to significant blows against al-Qaida's leadership.

She did not appear to land any significant blows on her opponent, Greg Abbott, on a night when both candidates efficiently outlined their key policies without making any gaffes.

In a separate, major offensive in Syria's south on Thursday, about 51 rebel groups joined together to attack regime-held areas of Deraa city, where insurgents have dealt Assad's forces significant blows in recent months.

"It's a rather significant blow," Oerting says.

None considered it a significant blow to La Familia.

Losing Clemens is a significant blow to a wobbly rotation.

It was a significant blow in more ways than one.

Losing the sign-and-trade option is a significant blow.