Sentences with phrase «added significance»

Many of this year's short films have taken on added significance in the wake of recent political developments.

Also, add the significance of the title here.

One - third of all companies permit employees to attach documents to instant messaging — which can take on added significance in light of the extended holding periods in place at some businesses.

The early evaluation of the A + program took on added significance as the model was replicated to other states.

Another way to not only fill a blank wall but to also add significance and meaning to it, is to create gallery wall.

It's also worth noting that the recent uptick in missed extra points has created added significance on «6» as well.

The time investment it required somehow added significance, too.

The latest exhibition at the Ludwig Museum in Cologne, «James Rosenquist: Painting as Immersion», has taken on added significance after the death of the artist earlier this year aged 83.

Spending so much time meticulously crafting the character of the room itself, seemingly trivial details are imbued with added significance.

Many say May Day this year takes on added significance given the political and societal climate.

That Johnson is on the cusp of tying Yarborough carries added significance.

United's win held added significance of course given that it prevented their bitter rivals from securing the Premier League title, as Pep Guardiola's men needed a win to be crowned champions.

That places added significance on the September 9th matchup between the Sooners and Buckeyes.

It would really help add significance to the sample prayers which Paul writes about in these two letters!

Whereas when Whitehead coined the phrase, «Fallacy of misplaced concreteness» (SMW 58), he was referring to the irreducible bits of matter present in the Newtonian mechanistic theory of nature, when applied to social systems it acquires added significance.

The very fact that it is we who are speaking has its own added significance, for it indicates something of the wonderful richness of the gospel by which the Church lives.

Kentucky proved last season that you can win a national title with a roster filled with underclassman, providing added significance to the commitment of these top recruits.

«Both induce mild euphoria and a distorted sense of reality; both induce a tendency to talk rubbish in a meaningful way and with both everything takes on added significance despite the fact that nothing is happening.»

The quest for a theory of quantum gravity gained added significance after the recent discovery of ripples in spacetime dating back to a mere 10 - 36 seconds after the birth of the universe (SN: 4/5/14, p. 6).

This has always been important, but takes on added significance now that technology isolates students from mature others, including adults, who are in a position to guide students toward a more appropriate and noble character.

It is also showing clear rejection of a confluent level which gives this setup added significance.

Of particular note was the gift in the 1970s of the Wise Collection of Ancient American Art, along with two collections of African art, that gave the Museum added significance and stature among scholars and patrons.

Once it is understood that these objects were previously hidden beneath an article of charged clothing, they take on added significance as relics of close personal association and identification.

This tragedy killed over thirty people, and has taken on added significance because the street, named after a well - known Iraqi poet, was the site of numerous book markets and cafés, and was considered the nexus of Baghdadi cultural and intellectual life.

This practice of injecting a landscape with added significance - effectively turning it into a religious or history painting - continued well into the 17th century: see, for instance, the so - called Claudean style introduced by Claude Lorrain (Landscape with the Marriage of Issac and Rebecca 1648).

CERES has organised a low carbon investor's conference at the UN's HQ for the past six years, but this week's meeting has added significance given the political importance of 2014 to the climate negotiations.

Given that Americans, per person, produce many times more carbon dioxide emissions than people in developing countries (at least for a few more decades), the growth in the United States has added significance for climate projections, said Leiwen Jiang, senior demographer at Population Action International, a nonprofit research group.

Condor has taken on added significance in recent years as victims of the dictatorships, their families and foreign governments seek to bring torturers and killers to justice, beginning with Pinochet's 1998 temporary detention in England on a Spanish warrant accusing him of crimes against humanity.

The game will now have added significance after Arsenal's humiliating Champions League defeat to Monaco in North London, in what was one of the worst Arsenal performances in years.

The colour of the flower also adds significance.

The large ad buys that are beginning to air will take on added significance as the candidates rush to define each other.

This number has added significance to me as a business owner.

The NFP is a monthly market - mover but, again, given the Federal Reserve's focus on U.S. employment, the jobs report data has added significance to home buyers and refinancing households nationwide.

So, Nebraska will have to win to build a top recruiting program and winning next year has added significance 2) The present team has some major holes, lacks depth, and isn't a great fit for his systems.

And if Sergio Aguero had converted a spot - kick of his own in Spain, then Hart's save would have taken on added significance, as it meant that City only had to find one more goal in the remaining moments to go through themselves.

And from a scouting perspective, the position takes on added significance.

So the games against the other five teams in my mini-league take on added significance, and we have yet to play all of them for a second time this season, and the first of these games is on Saturday.

But after dropping two points at home to Manchester United last week, Saturday's home encounter with a confident Canaries takes on added significance.

Given the recent results, and Roma's game in hand, the next game holds an added significance from a psychological standpoint.

This project has added significance with the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War coming up in 2014.

The rally took on added significance after the weekend of violence in Virginia, something that Ms. Stewart - Cousins addressed in her first interview since Mr. Loeb's initial posting.

With Queen Elizabeth II winding down her duties as Head of the Commonwealth, the President noted that his toast takes on an added significance, as it falls upon him to express the depth of the collective regret of the Commonwealth that she would no longer automatically be present at meeting.

The $ 5000 cash award carries the added significance of being a science prize by and for Africans, he says.

Bisping who's been an active UFC fighter for 11 years himself recently broke the record for most wins in the UFC octagon, coincidentally the man he overtook was Georges St - Pierre which places some added significance to this fight.

As one gets into the film, however, the title takes on added significance as it becomes clear that although the weather may have been glorious, there was not a glorious unanimity of purpose among all the British people towards the onrushing conflict with Hitler's Germany.