Sentence examples for attributed great importance from inspiring English sources
The Mayan civilization attributed great importance to greenstone minerals, in particular jadeite.
Exemplifying this, some skeptics this fall attributed great importance to the fact that arctic sea ice was more extensive this summer than it was last summer, while ignoring the longer-term trend of dramatically shrinking ice -- not to mention the fact that this summer, although an improvement over last summer, still saw the sixth smallest arctic sea ice pack on record.
Although Mendelssohn attributed great importance to musical education, and made a substantial commitment to the Conservatoire he founded in Leipzig, he did not greatly enjoy teaching and undertook only a very few private pupils; these he took only if he believed they had notable qualities or potential.
(W12) Women attributed great importance to the role of their spouses during childbirth.
Overall, the participants attributed greater importance to the usability aspects that are linked to error prevention (H5); and recover from errors (H9).
Others have noted that this placement likely was influenced by Matejko's reliance on the writings of Jan Długosz, who attributed greater importance to Vytautas than to Jagiełło, who, by some polish sources, commanded the battle.
The ASO group actually attributed greater importance to personal stories from clients than to their "own kind" (i.e., other ASOs).
For example, feminist economists attribute great importance to altruism, reciprocity and oppressive cultural norms in their analysis.
Mr. Olmert said that Israel "attributes great importance" to the Arab peace initiative "as part of efforts to reach a comprehensive peace agreement in the end".
The social contract development model attributes great importance to the role of the state in redistributing wealth, promotion of equity and provision of welfare and social services.
In 956, Dunash Ibn Tamim, a pupil of Isaac Israeli, wrote an extensive commentary on the short recension of Sefer Yetzirah, a mystical work of cosmogony which attributes great importance to the letters of the Hebrew alphabet and their combinations in determining the structure of the universe.
