significance

IPA: sʌgnˈɪfɪkʌns

Examples of "significance" in Sentences

That, too, alters in significance with shifts in Brian Engel's savvy lighting.
One way you could cue the readers to its significance is to overdo the style in a caricaturish way.
That may be the longer-term significance of yesterday's initiative – and in time it will have to involve Mr Clegg as well.
The easiest way to prevent statistical significance is by using a pathetically small number of subjects in your experiment.
The death of Osama bin Laden may or may not have great long-term significance, but there is no denying its immediate impact.
I love contemplative first person narratives, in which nothing happens and yet everything of significance is profoundly altered.
In scholarly writing, the term significance refers to a very specialized statistical feature known in most fields as statistical significance.
The temptation to view sports events as symbolizing matters of larger significance is too infrequently resisted, but the second Louis-Schmeling fight merits the distinction.
Cannadine suggests: "In its length, its range, its importance, its accomplishments and its long-term significance, Andrew Mellon's was one of the biggest American lives of its times."