Sentence examples for significant to expect from inspiring English sources

In the 20% case, this saturation is significant to expect the formation of a single phase of enriched oxygen (i.e. CuO).

On the other hand, the challenges associated with the smart grid are significant enough to expect revolutionary changes in power system design and operation.

In a hold note it said: Despite the sale of loss-making megabus Europe (lost £24m in 2016 and we had it losing £15m in our 2017 outlook), the guide of "no significant change to expected full year adjusted earnings per share" must require expectations across the rest of the group to fall to offset the benefit of removed losses.

He added that RSA would be concentrating on four key markets: the UK and Ireland, Scandinavia, Canada and Latin America, with "significant disposals" to expected from its other business – which are in the Middle East and Asian emerging markets.

"For Microsoft to expect significant success early on in that market is unrealistic".

Last week, United, which must meet lenders' terms by Feb. 15, warned employees to expect significant layoffs.

Late last year, George Osborne, Britain's finance minister, told Parliament to expect "significant reductions in the investment bank".

Airports were also badly hit as BAA warned passengers travelling to and from Heathrow and Stansted airports to expect "significant delays and cancellations".

But perhaps because of the regularity of these events there is little reason to expect significant changes in aggregate behaviour.

Representatives from the human rights subcommittee of the European parliament are in Doha this week to investigate the issue and have been told to expect significant changes to the labour laws in response to a wave of international criticism.

"Although it is hard to expect significant improvement in Q4 results, we will be outperforming in the relative sense," Chu.