Sentence examples for an important buffer from inspiring English sources
The surplus, he said, provides an important buffer should the economy run into trouble.
He viewed the creation of the Taliban in Afghanistan as an important buffer for Pakistan against Central Asia and Russia.
United with Lazica in the 4th century ce, Colchis constituted an important buffer state between the Sāsānian and Byzantine empires.
If it becomes a hit, it will indeed serve as an important buffer for the day when "Morning Edition" gravitates to the Internet, or loses some of its luster, or becomes a less potent fund-raising force.
Washington views Ukraine as an important buffer against Russia but has been alarmed by the recent ouster of its Western-minded prime minister, Viktor Yushchenko, and accusations that its president, Leonid D. Kuchma, ordered the killing last year of a journalist, Georgy Gongadze.
These results indicated that phosphate buffer is an important buffer for cellulase production by B. megaterium.
The shoreline's a very important buffer in a storm".
Giving up the Golan Heights, an incredibly important buffer zone, in addition to surrendering most of the West Bank to the Palestinians (not to mention the already ceded Gaza Strip and Sinai Peninsula), would put Israel in the same vulnerable position it was in before the Six Day War of 1967.
Topographic complexity and the associated fine-scale heterogeneity of climate dictate the velocity with which current temperature isoclimates are projected to move under climate change scenarios, and this spatial heterogeneity in climate represents an important spatial buffer in response to climate change (Loarie et al. 2009; Ackerly et al. 2010).
Without them, you end up with erosion and loss of wetland ecosystems (and an important hurricane buffer).
Successive Australian governments saw good relations and stability in Indonesia Australiaa's largest neighbour) as providing an important security buffer to Australia's north, but the East Timor issue complicated co-operation between the two nations.
