Sentence examples for significant roles for from inspiring English sources

None of the French actors who spoke to the Observer complained of a lack of significant roles for women in Gallic films, a frequent lament across the Atlantic.

The two major parties both advocate significant roles for government: they differ merely on the areas of our lives in which they believe government should be involved.

Lampard went on to suggest that a Chelsea defeat would also be bad news for England, with several Chelsea players set to play significant roles for the national side at this summer's World Cup in South Africa.

Since 1990, when a group of mostly college players qualified for the World Cup in Italy, an increasing number of American professionals have played more significant roles for bigger clubs in Europe's most competitive leagues.

The news that Phyllida Lloyd will direct an all-female and all-star cast in Julius Caesar (with Harriet Walter as Brutus, Frances Barber as Julius Caesar and Cush Jumbo as Mark Antony) at London's Donmar throws down the gauntlet, particularly at a time when the lack of significant roles for women is being debated.

It is reported that expression levels of DnaK gene in A. acidoterrestris were up-regulated rapidly under heat and acid stresses, and played significant roles for the survival of A. acidoterrestris in heat and acid conditions (Jiao et al. 2015).

Original plans for the mural project called for a less significant role for the students.

My fourth principle is democratic accountability: we need to have a bigger and more significant role for national parliaments.

Boom was earmarked to play a significant role for Astana in this year's race, having won stage five on the pavé last year.

"There is a significant role for faith-based groups, but I don't think they've lived up to it," Ms. DiGiovanni said.

He thinks he detects a step change here, and suggests that "our politics will have to accustom itself to a more significant role for candidates from outside parties".