Sentence examples for whose significance is from inspiring English sources

Too much importance has been attached to these byelections, whose significance is more symbolic than practical.

But now they want Democrats to serve as window dressing for a bill whose significance is being greatly exaggerated.

It is instead an abstract variable whose significance is solely as a marker of the evolution of soil characteristics.

The devices transmit useful data along with data whose significance is not clear, like variations in heart rate.

6, text begins with blue 3-line initial with red herringbone penwork designs and the additional letters R and N, in blue, whose significance is unclear.

Finally, birds show a quite distinct pattern of retinal and central variations compared to mammals, whose significance is as yet unknown.

"You'll come with us," he said, in a declaration whose significance was not lost in Burlington, Vt.

McInerney didn't get on the scoresheet in an emphatic 3-0 victory (whose significance was only slightly skewed by the early red card for New York's Sam), but he had plenty of chances and one clear one on one with Luis Robles where he should certainly have scored.

It also enabled the Nobel Committee to abide by the letter of Alfred Nobel's will which states that the award be conferred for an achievement "during the preceding year", but which has long been interpreted to mean one whose significance was recognised in that period.And as significance goes, the Higgs discovery is as big as it gets.

Altdorfer may have painted row after row of apparently identical warriors, but the spectators themselves would identify with Alexander and Darius, figures who had names, whose significance was indicated by the cord which hung down from the tablet above them".

Rich in remembered detail, sprawling in scope, and fascinating in its accounts of a life whose significance was both thrust upon him and actively sought, The Patagonian Hare will easily find readers among aficionados of film, philosophy, intellectual and 20th century political history, and of course, explorers of Jewish life both past and present.