Sentence examples for attribute much importance from inspiring English sources

I attribute much importance to the cultural aspects of the war.

Later legends, modifying the circumstances of the Zagwes' overthrow, attribute much importance to Yasus Moa, a monk who founded a community in the region of Lake Haik and who, the legends maintain, greatly influenced Yekuno Amlak in his bid for the throne.

German intelligence might have suspected a trick, or not attributed much importance to the visit.

While always attributing much importance to the role of media polls in American politics, she has also expressed concerns about them, nowhere more evident than in her 1993 AAPOR presidential address, "Noise and Clamor: The Unintended Consequences of Success".1.1

In this sense, it could be anachronistic to wonder whether or not Castro e Almeida co-directed the films—she was publicly attributed much more importance as their producer and author, probably much to the dismay of Lion's masculine ego.

Studies using TRA in apparel purchasing context have primarily focused on subjective norms, attributing much less importance to personal moral norms (i.e. an individual's belief or perception about what is right or wrong).

Physical caring tasks such as 'helping with washing, dressing and feeding' were rarely described as being part of dignified care and attributed much less importance than the relational components.

Mean scores (see Table  3) highlighted that ' treating a patient as an individual' was considered the most important aspect of dignified care (ranked as 1) followed by ' maintaining privacy when providing care at all times and in all places' while the physical tasks such as ' providing adequate help with personal care' and ' helping patients at meal times' were attributed much less importance.

"I attribute much of that to Kate".

Accorsi wasn't about to attribute much significance to that.

I attribute much of my success to my process.