Sentence examples for would be very significant from inspiring English sources

If a stoppage lasted a month or two, the impact would be very significant.

Michael Long, the state chairman of the Conservative Party, said the third parties' role would be very significant.

"Loss of tax credits would be very significant for some of these companies," said Michael Worms, an analyst at Gerard Klauer Mattison.

We also estimate that the cost of closure to the public purse would be very significant and this is an important factor in our decision".

I have to think that the consequences of leaving a eurozone member to go to the IMF, for all of those on the euro, would be very significant indeed, and would go well beyond the purely economic.

"The change would be very significant for them, and it would happen immediately after they register," said Doris M. Meissner, a former commissioner of the Immigration and Naturalization Service who is now at the Migration Policy Institute.

And so that would be very, very significant.

Ron D. Dittemore, the shuttle program manager, said at a news briefing in Houston that if debris were found in the Western states "that would be very, very significant".

"It could suggest that there is a decoupling of emissions and economy growth, and if continued, it would be very, very significant," said Kelly Levin, a senior associate with the World Resources Institute.

Prof Bogdanor, who taught David Cameron politics at Oxford, says their impact would not be very significant.

In any case, TH neurons probably are migrated from non-raphe sources, and would not be very significant.