Sentence examples for attaching more importance from inspiring English sources
Therefore, attaching more importance to preventing and detecting younger patients and selecting appropriate treatment for those who are already affected is important in the prevention of OP-related fractures.
If clinicians fail to have a 'choice talk' [ 41] with patients, in which it is explained that they are in a position to choose between treatment options, patients may end up attaching more importance to guidance by clinicians.
Doughty himself, however, attached more importance to his epic and dramatic poetry.
He attached more importance to strengthening his party's role in gov't than to ending the war.
SET in a verdant corner of Westchester, Auberge Maxime draws its local patrons from an area that attaches more importance to preservation than to fashionable renovation.
Indonesia has begun to attach more importance to Asean, which in turn is focusing more on issues other than economic cooperation.
In general, the Western religions tend to attach more importance to the idea of a community of faith than do the Eastern religions.
It is almost unprecedented for any international sporting coach, not least four months prior to a home World Cup, to attach more importance to his team's future health than short-term success.
As for Iris Murdoch and the origins of the New Left, I attach more importance to the influence of her philosophic writings and her earlier novels than others do.
Understandably, Mitrokhin himself attached more importance to the chapters on the KGB offensive against the west, and its obsessional attempts to root out all forms of dissent within the Soviet bloc.
If a little fragility in the recovery makes voters attach more importance to the economy, that is probably a boon for the blues, who enjoy a lead in polls on economic management.
