Sentence examples for Direct importance from inspiring English sources

Ukraine and Russia are of little direct importance to UK exporters.

Seagrasses are of direct importance in sustaining the integrity and complex nature of Southeast Asian coasts.

Many species are common and conspicuous, and a few tolerate human settlement, although their direct importance to man is minimal.

But since both species seem to possess around 30,000 protein-coding genes, the extra DNA in the human genome is probably of no direct importance.

"David Koch's magnificent gift speaks in a personal way to the direct importance of fundamental scientific research to human health and well-being," Dr. Vest said.

"But the current account deficit is only a sign of other developments of more direct importance, in this case the significant and sustained growth differential between the U.S. and its trading partners".

No practical differences in attribute preferences were observed between data collection methods when attribute preferences were measured using a direct importance-rating question.

Many of these breeds, although important world germplasm resources, are of little direct economic importance today because of their relatively low performance level and/or their low numbers and limited geographic distribution.

The results suggest that the high short-term risks of suicide attempt in case of exposure to parental psychopathology and suicidal behavior are of direct clinical importance.

Since each clan's view of the mythic past has implications for the ownership of estates by persons living in the present, victory in these contests is a matter of direct practical importance to the participants.

Along with others of direct economic importance, they include the reintroduced (though still rare) ibex, the European brown bear, the chamois, the wild boar, and red, fallow, and roe deer as well as standard varieties of small game.