Sentence examples for significantly part of from inspiring English sources

The definitive critique of Neoclassical restrictions was not formulated, however, until the following century, when it was made by Samuel Johnson and was, significantly, part of his 1765 preface to Shakespeare, the first major step in the long process of establishing Shakespeare as the preeminent tragic poet of post-Classical drama.

MEH: Coverage of climate change in most media is lacking, and inconsistent - so, yes, media is significantly part of the blame for climate inaction.

However, we also defined a second, weaker condition: those probes that are not significantly part of the larger unbound (red) distribution at a p-value of 0.05.

Significantly, parts of the city which have had huge high profile projects still suffer from endemic social problems.

The approvals let Ivax supply a significantly greater part of the market immediately, the company said.

"It means that a significantly larger part of the state's population is in areas where Democratic voters predominate".

In 2009, Congress expanded eligibility for the program significantly as part of broader economic stimulus legislation.

Significantly, as part of the agreement, Mr. Anderson will not be required to give up his role as a director of several public companies, the person close to the negotiations said.

It was an excellent season financially for Broadway, with both attendance and profits increasing significantly, and part of the credit for keeping more seats occupied at higher prices surely goes to the Internet.

Citigroup is considering selling its Japanese consumer finance company CFJ or cutting the unit's business significantly as part of its plans to shed assets, Japanese daily Nikkei reported on Sunday.

Why is it that as we age, time seems to race along? A. Why time often seems to go faster in old age is not well understood, but an hour, a month or a year is a significantly larger part of the lifetime of a 6-year-old than it is of an 80-year-old.