significance

• great significance

  This has one very important result which has great significance in relation to alternatives.

• particular significance

  The reaction of the DP was of particular significance.

• real significance

  However, the real significance of the corporations extends beyond this.

• special significance

  Prolonged staring with wide-open eyes has a special significance for the cat.

• greater significance

  And, as people get older, they tend to attach greater significance to the home in providing such security.

• major significance

  The staff of a school are its most important resource and their commitment to decisions made is likely to be of major significance in ensuring effective implementation.

• social significance

  In Britain local authority (council) housing has become the second largest sector of the housing market, holding considerable social significance in local areas.

• theoretical significance

  In section 3.4, in particular, we shall see the theoretical significance of drawing this distinction.

• symbolic significance

  Within the country, the symbolic significance of the law is as important as its practical impact.

• mean and significance

• economic significance

  So picking the bones out of that, it's size, composition, economic significance and locational requirement means that you can't bed it down in your ordinary I five allocation.

• political significance

  In public debate marriage can take on a political significance as its supporters and opponents do battle over whether or not it is good for men, good for women and good for society.

• little significance

  All that mattered to these people was to kill; how they did so had little significance.