Sentence examples for significantly still from inspiring English sources

More significantly still, KBR won a contract to extract troops from Saudi Arabia after their services were no longer needed in the Gulf.

More significantly still, France's foreign minister, Alain Juppé, said that the European Union will respond "positively" to the latest developments.

More significantly still, as our Technology Quarterly outlines this week, drones could revolutionise all sorts of businesses.Initially developed for military use, drones are taking off in civilian life largely thanks to the falling costs of commodity electronics.

More significantly still, Trajan, a Spaniard, was also the first princeps to come from the provinces; with the greater number of provincials now in the Senate, the elevation of one of them, sooner or later, was practically inevitable.

More significantly still, as many as five world auction records were established for artists who are admittedly very well known, but do not rate as world celebrities familiar even to non-specialists.

But more significantly still, "run" is also far bigger than the old chestnut "set," a word that, says Mr. Gilliver, simply "hasn't undergone as much development in the 20th and 21st centuries as has 'run.' " But why?

Yet we have shown that it can be improved significantly more still.

Google Glass makes that significantly easier still, notes Selinger.

Most significantly, Napoleon still haunts French political life in the form of the cult of bonapartisme.

The suite could be trimmed significantly and still pack a serious punch.

The current gas tax is so low the Legislature could increase it significantly and still have prices lower than in New York and many other nearby states.