Sentence examples for were particularly significant from inspiring English sources

The freedom and painterliness of Whistler's etchings were particularly significant because they came to act as a strong liberating influence.

Expanding on its reason to choose the Tyne Tees and Borders, the Department for Culture, Media and Sport said there were "particularly significant concerns" in the region in ensuring plurality of local news.

There were particularly significant gains in maths, where 62.4% gained a C or higher (up almost five percentage points), and science, where 59.1% cleared the grade C barrier (up six points).

As such, they were particularly significant, because his predecessor, Gary B. Ellis, was removed from office after shutting down human-experimentation programs at a series of major universities and medical centers for violations of federal ethics rules.

Italian influences were particularly significant for the development of modern art and architecture in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

The remarks were particularly significant because Mr. Lockhart is among the moderate members of the Federal Open Market Committee whose support Mr. Bernanke invested months in winning before starting the new policy.

The impact is particularly significant for women.

So what he said is particularly significant.

President Obama's commitment is particularly significant in its timing.

The support of Jones and Clarke is particularly significant.

It will be particularly significant for Poland, a staunch ally".