Sentence examples for very significant volume from inspiring English sources

Yet the very significant volume of data that result from these activities remains largely unavailable.

As Bennett Freeman, a senior vice president for sustainability research and policy at Calvert Investments put it during the roundtable last year, a very small amount of gold is used as a conductor in a cellphone, "but when one takes into account the fact that there were 1.6 billion cellphones sold globally last year, that adds up to be a very significant volume of that particular metal".

Unless the air is of a very significant volume, it seems likely that it has quite small effects after a few hours or a day or two; hence my suspicion this case is more a PDPH than  PC headache.

This is a very significant book.

"The economic downturn of 2008 was very significant, the mail volume that went away in 2008 is never going to come back.

"Within 60 years, we can predict a very significant reduction in the volume of high-altitude ice fields". In the short term, he said, the water from the ice would fill reservoirs and lead to more flooding - as was already the case in Nepal and downstream areas of China.

The trucking industry carries a significant volume over very long distances and offers a competitive and reliable service.

The studying of water quality for "Sungai baluk" river is considered very significant due to the huge volume of industrial effluents discharged into this river leading to deterioration in the quality of water.

"It's very significant because they are a high-volume mass manufacturer," says Brown. "There have been a number of products launched, but everyone is watching Samsung". Sony, which launched an OLED effort for PDAs a few years ago but then abandoned the devices, also jumped back into the technology last year by launching a Walkman with an OLED display.

32In terms of publications, the list is very significant and includes, besides the volumes related to several important conferences, Becker's book in [1964], his Woytinsky lecture in [1967], and Becker and Ghez's book in [1975].

Despite individual variations in tumor growth within each group, the statistical analysis revealed a very significant difference in mean tumor volumes between control and 22.2-MBq-treated animals on the one hand and between 14.8- and 22.2-MBq-treated animals on the other hand (p < 0.0001).