Sentence examples for a more important element from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Grandage said dance is a more important element.

I prefer to think there is a more important element of self-interest at work.

As passenger throughput at airports increases, the passenger terminal becomes a more important element of the airport, attaining a dominant status in the largest facilities.

"I don't know if there's a more important element of the game," he said Wednesday at a news conference in Philadelphia.

Fans of American team sports may be particularly interested, and impressed, to see that physical and psychological intimidation is a more important element in the matches the film recounts than it is in any Major League Baseball game.

Spurred on by Apple's success with its App Store, Nokia is trying to make the Ovi Store a more important element for customers and carriers.

You almost never see sentiments like Kirkpatrick's in print anymore, and the radical left no longer presents a plausible danger, but hostility toward the federal government is a far more important element in American conservatism today than it was during the civil-rights movement.

A much more important element is people's quantitative easing, which is based on the idea, put simply: it's time to give up on financial assets; it's time to invest in stuff.

But the more important element of Mr. Zorn's work is its inventiveness and mischievous humor.

But the more important element is the camaraderie, the friends with whom he can "talk about it constantly".

"But it's still real-time and I think that's the more important element," Mr. Cuban said.