Sentence examples for been of some importance from inspiring English sources

Georgia's presidential primary comes early in the cycle and has been of some importance.

A smaller salt-producing enterprise, based on the evaporation of sea water, has also been of some importance at Monte Cristi.

The area appears to have been of some importance in the early Christian period, as evidenced by the Pictish stone carvings found during the restoration of St Vigeans church, and now housed in the small museum there.

Edwin's realm included the former Roman cities of York and Carlisle, and both appear to have been of some importance in the 7th century, although it is not clear whether urban life continued in this period.

Similarly, the high frequency of the ancestral TYR haplotype within the Senegalese suggests that purifying selection at this locus may have been of some importance within Africa, although the large number of TYR mutations associated with oculocutaneous albinism 1 (OCA1) (OMIM#230100) suggest that TYR may be a gene under purifying selection in all populations.

The date of the statement is of some importance.

The buildings' ground plans suggest that they were of some importance.

The apple industry especially flourished, and fruit production continues to be of some importance.

Cattle are raised on a small scale, and fishing is of some importance.

International reactions to the Russo-Polish war were of some importance.

Pig raising, cattle breeding, and dairy farming are of some importance.