Sentence examples for as unusually important from inspiring English sources

So the grant of review at this point in the case, Nike Inc. v. Kasky, No. 02-575, signified that the justices viewed the legal issue as unusually important, regardless of the facts or posture of the case.

Results of the WSRT procedure are labeled in the parlance suggested by Tukey as, "unusually low," "not unusual," and "unusually high" [ 14].

This makes luck unusually important in battle.

That makes each separate leaf seem unusually important.

2.54pm: Sir Alan Beith says today's decision is "unusually important" because it will show whether MPs are responding to public concern or whether it's "business as usual".

The one thing they both agree on is that it is unusually important.

Everyone who knows Romney agrees that his father is unusually important to him.

Companies describe older employees as unusually motivated, experienced and loyal.

As perhaps the leading historical proponent of two important normative traditions utilitarianism and liberalism Mill occupies an unusually important position in the history of western moral and political philosophy.

Given how tentative Barack Obama is in discussing geopolitics, his running mate is unusually important.

As one who has toured the museum (and even has two or three photos in it), I have taken great pride in attending events there and showing people various parts of this unusually important institution.