Sentence examples for be important to state from inspiring English sources
It can be important to state both sides of an argument — but only when both sides are legitimate.
It would be important to state how many clones are detected in the heart and provide some evidence, direct or indirect, that the probability of labeling two neighboring (but not necessarily sister) cells is indeed null or sufficiently small not to alter data interpretation.
Finally, it is important to state that educating women on the importance of cervical cancer screening and providing cervical cancer screening services is just not enough.
It's important to state here that #notalldadsare mansplainers.
It's important to state that there are now two distinct paths taken by the writers of historical fiction.
It is important to state frankly that we need to increase those revenues on the web – so a transparent privacy policy matters.
"I think this has been the policy all along, but it is important to state it in written form," Mr. Kelly said.
It's important to state that I have not taken part in The Times's discussion about the changes and that I have no policy-making role.
It is important to state that the aim of the proposed Icelandic legislation is not to allow people to publish freely all sorts of trash in Iceland and get away with it.
As a preface to the rest of this piece, I think it's important to state that I travelled directly to the Hay Festival 2015 from the Eurovision Song Contest.
