Sentence examples for assume considerable importance from inspiring English sources
During the succeeding Qin dynasty (221 207 bce) the territory was incorporated within the Qin empire and began to assume considerable importance in China's national life.
The influence of wind, however, and its interactions with snow and landscape variables, is poorly understood and difficult to describe but can also assume considerable importance.
Moreover, groundwater resources assume considerable importance in this area because the monsoonal rainfall is limited to a four-month period (Limaye 2010), while the water demand for the rest of the year is met by the groundwater.
These factors might assume considerable importance for primary preventive strategies because dose and dosing schedules might need modification in populations in whom these modifiers are prevalent.
Certainly, by 1400 bce in Anatolia, iron was assuming considerable importance, and by 1200 1000 bce it was being fashioned on quite a large scale into weapons, initially dagger blades.
Certainly by 1400 bc in Anatolia, iron was assuming considerable importance, and by 1200 1000 bc it was being fashioned on quite a large scale into weapons, initially dagger blades.
They assumed considerable importance in Europe after the fall of the Roman Empire and the dismemberment of its roads; regardless of political structures, control of crossing points was expressed in strongholds and the rise of bridge towns.
Boys received instruction from their fathers and their mother's brothers; in many systems the mother's eldest brother, as the senior male in the matrilineage, assumed considerable importance as a disciplinarian, tutor, and sponsor for his sister's son.
