Significance used in a sentence

Significance in a sentence as a noun

Is there any significance to Ron Conway not being in the group anymore?

It has won nothing of significance and stands to get very little from the jury on these issues.

Only afterwards, once the impact can be seen, do we understand its significance.

Note that comments to the FCC are a little different than a letter to your Congressman, in that they have legal significance.

The evidence of MLK's 'communist leanings' of any significance is pretty weak.

That bit of information about them being engaged was just kind of sprinkled into the middle of the article as if it was of no significance.

The CMS group had 2 sets of data with > 5 sigma significance, but chose to also show weaker data that actually reduced the significance slightly.

However, from the Supreme Court's point of view, the kind of petition filed by Soverain is to be granted, and a case heard, only when it has significance far beyond whatever impact it might have on any private litigant.

But in a remarkable example of their unabashed bias, on Friday they published an opinion piece that not only repeats many of the flawed and misleading arguments about climate science, but purports to be of special significance because it was signed by 16 scientists.

Learning of an old friend giving birth seems very much less significant when we learn of it not through direct communication but through a wall post that is read by 600 other "friends".Space travel gave us the ability to see our own world from afar, revealing to us the fragility of our world and the insignificance of human existence when seen from a cosmic scale.