Sentence examples for significantly moved from inspiring English sources

In 2006 we significantly moved Erol Alkan from Room 2 to the main room of The End.

But the planning was mainly to make sure the plot significantly moved forward in every scene, and did so through knotty problems that posed deep familial and constitutional problems.

The action by NHS England has significantly moved the campaign forward by making the adoption of John's Campaign one of the official choices available to clinical commissioning groups across the country from April.

The 2010 debates between Cameron, the then prime minister Gordon Brown and the Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg were the first of their kind and significantly moved the polls when Clegg unexpectedly triumphed.

The new Soviet constitution, approved by the U.S.S.R. Supreme Soviet on October 7, 1977, reiterated the rights enshrined in the 1936 Stalin constitution but, significantly, moved the definition of the CPSU as the leading force in Soviet society from Article 126 up to Article 6.

We are obsessed by his obsession but aren't significantly moved by his accomplishment of the goal.

A broad-based focus on these areas by the private sector will significantly move us all forward.

It's going to take courageous leadership and difficult conversations, but let this be the generation of senior NHS leaders to finally and significantly move the issue forward.

The results aren't gory or grotesque, but they're nonetheless fleetingly yet significantly moving, simply because there are humans present, facing the end.

The decision to visit Israel, where the president has failed to significantly move the peace process along, is no accident.

So far, the revival in lending has not been strong enough to significantly move the revenue needle for the nation's biggest banks, either.