Sentence examples for significant children from inspiring English sources

From 1509 to 1523, when it was under the direction of William Cornish, the Children of the Chapel emerged as one of the two significant children's companies.

It shows that the differences for the two in-home exposure groups compared to "no exposure" are significant: Children whose parents reported smoking at home on the patio or balcony had excess costs of 87€ and children whose parents reported smoking at home indoors even 144€ compared to children who were not exposed to second hand tobacco smoke.

This is necessarily a debilitating requirement, whose health and economic impacts can be significant (children, the ill and elderly are exempted).

It courted controversy with such social realism and was one of the most significant children's programmes to be screened in Britain.

Product placement will still be forbidden in content with a significant children's audience.

The conditional hypergeometric test identifies a GO term as significant if there is evidence beyond that provided by its significant children.

"I would say, talking to prosecutors over the last 20 or 30 years, this is the most horrible, significant child abuse case that we've ever had," said the Camden County prosecutor, Vincent P. Sarubbi.

We find significant child-specific, maternal and household characteristics on a child's immunization status.

Accurate interpretation of anogenital examination findings in the context of suspected child and adolescent sexual abuse/assault is essential, because misinterpretation has significant child protection and criminal justice implications.

Japan doesn't have a significant child care industry because of bureaucratic red tape and low wages, and nannies are nonexistent.

During this time, Bartlett says, Republicans added a significant child credit to the tax code, resulting in a rise in nonpayers.