Sentence examples for significant lever from inspiring English sources
To force Mr Milosevic to relent we should consider using the fear of international recognition of Kosovo, which may be the only significant lever we have left.
This was not consensual hegemony, or empire by invitation, or rule through surrogates, but the direct hand of President Bush's proconsul placed on every significant lever of Iraqi power.
The dirty secret of the Greek euro crisis is that the debt cannot be written off or discounted because it is about the only significant lever in the hands of creditors to force economic reform.
It is assumed that democratic citizenship, properly construed, can indeed function as a significant lever of integration.
So we can find that the average intimacy kept in the dependence network is not monotone decreasing with the significant lever α in the Figure 1(H).
This law not only represents a groundswell of public support to protect sharks but is also a significant lever to help reduce pressure on our rapidly declining shark populations.
As expected, similar IP injections of cocaine HCl failed to cause significant lever-pressing in cocaine-naïve (saline-trained) animals.
This again suggests that the current models for effecting clinical practice behavior change do not go far enough in identifying significant levers for change.
Whatever the pluses or minuses of that, it meant that the pink pound suddenly became a significant economic lever, so powerful that the capitalists who would normally have been outraged by a gay presence in their venues succumbed as soon as they understood that gay nights were outselling all others threefold.
Although we found a significant interaction between lever and concentration on lever presses, F2,58 = 22.14, P<0.0001 with the ANOVA/MANOVA described above, it is difficult to interpret this interaction.
The significant increases in lever pressing by the contingent group are most likely due to the contingency between lever pressing and amphetamine administration, rather than the general effects of amphetamine on locomotor activity or other factors.
