Sentence examples for but extremely important from inspiring English sources

The mayor would also be given control of the troubled but extremely important School Construction Authority.

These small but extremely important telescopes have played a vital role in mapping the celestial sphere.

Such behaviors include fairness, empathy, forgiveness, trust, altruism, social tolerance, integrity, and reciprocity; these are not merely byproducts of conflict but extremely important in their own right.

Congress, however, could not resist doing some real harm, postponing the Affordable Care Act's little-loved but extremely important "Cadillac tax" for two years.

Sergei Lavrov, the Russian Foreign Minister, was optimistic after eight days of negotiations, saying that delegates were resolving "the remaining small but extremely important issues".

For an enterprise it is perhaps not attractive to conserve a particular type of material through product multiple lifecycles approach which is naturally abundant but extremely important if the material becomes critical.

Forests occupy only a small portion of the land but are extremely important in the domestic economy.

It is "beautifully" signed "Rembrandt 1652" and he believes no scientific evidence exists to say it is not anything but an extremely important "early-late" Rembrandt.

And there is a perhaps more prosaic, but nonetheless extremely important reason for fully embracing the possibilities of digital education: the international reach it can offer.

The Supreme Court's ruling in the Hobby Lobby case was extremely narrow but also extremely important.

In particular, the stories are about two acts of positive behavior that may be small by themselves, but are extremely important to preserve and promote.