Sentence examples for significant crossing from inspiring English sources

Arthur L. Yeager Edison, N.J., May 10 , 2008• To the Editor: Re "The Fight Stuff," by Susan Faludi (Op-Ed, May 9): Ms. Faludi rightly points out that the Clinton campaign's increasing pugilism marks a significant crossing of gender barriers: Hillary Rodham Clinton has broken bravely through a "glass floor" to get down with the boys.

However, the bill already has significant cross-party support.

Significant cross-party backbench support for a call from Tory MP Andrew Bridgen to remove the threat of criminal sanction prompted the Government to propose the review, which Labour also backs.

The initial justification for the operation – Kenya's first significant cross-border military campaign since independence – was that the army was hunting down the kidnappers.

The company said that its return to radio would create significant cross-media opportunities, with readers of the Sun in particular.

Cathay Pacific Airways, which has a close alliance with Air China because of a significant cross-holding, said Monday that it would consider any requests to join a strategic partnership of Air China and China Eastern.

The defenders included well-known figures like Joan Mondale and Mrs. Marion Javits, representing former Senator Javits, after whom the building was named, as well as a significant cross-section of the New York art world.

No significant cross-reaction was observed.

Rice and cassava prices do not have significant cross-price effects.

The manufacturer reports no significant cross reactivity between syndecan-1 and analogues.

The body also identified "significant" cross-border issues for schemes which currently operate UK-wide.