Sentence examples for significant elite from inspiring English sources

Significant elite personnel changes have also been under way.

Christian Zionism in Britain and the US long preceded Jewish Zionism, and has been a significant elite phenomenon with clear policy implications (including the Balfour Declaration, which drew from it).

Wiggins began his career on the track, but has made the transition to road cycling and is one of the few cyclists to gain significant elite level success in both forms of professional cycling.

Searching for ways to improve the economy and conscious of its alienation from the industrial working class, the regime turned toward market reforms with an increasingly significant elite-oriented liberal (from the mid-1980s) component.

In one of the most significant steps, elite Special Operations troops have been told to separate from the military temporarily and to join C.I.A. units, allowing the Pentagon to maintain that no uniformed combat forces were in action.

As the first double leg amputee to compete against able-bodied opponents at the Olympics, Pistorius has fired the starting pistol on arguably the most significant debate elite sport will ever encounter.

The greater evidence for lowland individuals among the tomb skeletons implies that political connections with the Maya area were more significant to elites at Kaminaljuyu than was direct contact with Central Mexico.

If Reach multiplayer allows for both Spartans and Elites, then this is a significant improvement as Elites won't have the same hitbox issues that we've seen in previous versions of Halo.

These preliminary results showed a significant proportion of elite athlete respondents suffer performance limiting headaches.

However, the deficit we identified in distance VA was only statistically significant for the elite cricketers (Table 1).

Sex-related performance differences are less significant among female elite swimmers with advanced age in comparison to counterpart marathon runners [125].