Sentence examples for Serious importance from inspiring English sources

Lydon, on the other hand, seemed to want to deny any serious importance levelled at the Sex Pistols.

When you're consuming this much coffee on a daily basis, the type of coffee beans you use is of serious importance.

"In the drama of his governorship, it's been elevated to something of pretty serious importance," said Raphael J. Sonenshein, the executive director of the Edmund G. "Pat" Brown Institute of Public Affairs at California State University.

To understand the history of the zombie is to understand the anxieties this figure still addresses in contemporary American culture, where race remains a matter of deadly serious importance.

But it may be a matter of serious importance to Great Britain that California, if it shake off the rule of Mexico, should not place itself under the protection of any other Power whose supremacy might prove injurious to British interests.

There is no quarrel with everyone paying his own way or with the serious importance of operating a city on a sound economic foundation.

Because these stereotypes necessarily have economic, social, and political consequences, understanding how gender shapes the ways we view and use technology and how technology shapes our concept of gender has emerged as a matter of serious scholarly importance.

These issues are of serious international importance.

Our claim is that all of these views will accord to global health a serious moral importance implying substantial responsibilities that generally are not satisfied by current efforts.

This transient cardiac stress is unlikely to be of serious functional importance in healthy young people who have a normal CV system, but may have dangerous consequences in many older people with diabetes, especially individuals with type 2 diabetes, many of whom have coronary heart disease.

But he was clearly serious about the importance of getting off to a good start.