Sentence examples for ultimately significant from inspiring English sources
The 1999-2000 season was a one-off and, for all the contrasting viewpoints, few can argue that it was one of the most fascinating and ultimately significant periods in the country's football history.
Errors would still occur in scoreless games of course, but a 0-0 resuggestsgesthathat none of those mistakes was ultimately significant enough to lead to a goal and a shift in the match outcome.
By the time of the Venice Biennale in 1954 – Freud shared the British pavilion with Bacon and Ben Nicholson – the question of prodigy versus an ultimately significant artist was being argued regularly.
The results indicate that HPMs have a significant impact on the fitness of IS-to-task and computer utilization, and ultimately significant positive effect on product quality, as well as a reduction in design changes, cycle time and cost.
However much we preoccupy ourselves with the pictorial features of Silas' birds, the death and decomposition that she analogizes, and which holds each of us enrapt, is ultimately significant of the death and decomposition of the human self.
Sex, age, and region were not ultimately significant for predicting whether a respondent was an initiator or not, whereas injecting career length, having injected in the past year, and hostel living in the past 6 months were, as was history of incarceration.
Loss of skin integrity because of injury or illness may result acutely in substantial physiologic imbalance and ultimately in significant disability or even death.
The two-stage design helps to control Type I error by requiring nominal statistical significance in both stages to be ultimately declared significant.
Perhaps the biggest long-term question is whether BBC Worldwide will ultimately need significant private investment to achieve its global ambitions.
The Voting Section's role in the controversial redistricting of Texas was more direct and, ultimately, more significant.
They are all thought to be manifestations of a single goddess; name and form are ultimately not significant.
