Sentence examples for being very important from inspiring English sources

"This friendship ended up being very important for the film," he said.

But I only really registered the case as being very important when Nelson Mandela came to Britain two weeks later.

"Our concern was always around it being very important for Australia's prime minister to be beyond reproach when it came to multinational tax avoidance," he said.

She's so used to being very important and working very hard that she is terribly lost without the full-time job, although she's on some committee or other.

"All that matters to everyone at Everton is Romelu can keep fulfilling that role, keep enjoying his football and being very important for the team".

"We looked at the two games before today – this game and the Liverpool game – before the international break as being very important in terms of our ambitions for the season," Davis added.

Professor Elie Podeh, head of the Islamic and Middle Eastern studies department at the Hebrew University, suggested the headline should have read "A new start?", with the added question mark being very important.

But if the toss was seen as being very important, it was rendered less so with the cloud that had rolled in during the early hours to blanket the ground.

The marking scale was 1 10, with 1 being not important and 10 being very important.

Simulation and modelling are reviewed, these being very important tools for engineering design.

On the other hand, real landscapes are rarely spatially uniform with environmental variation being very important in determining biological spread.