Sentence examples for central importance to from inspiring English sources

In the 20th century, its central importance to Nazi racism fundamentally discredits it.

It is of central importance to the BBC's mission as a universal broadcaster.

Is this conflict of central importance to The Times because of New York's Jewish population?

To Charles's fascinated horror, the question is of central importance to the family, and there is only one possible answer.

This is a simple argument, but it is of central importance to political freedom as it is conventionally understood.

Codecs remain of central importance to the success of multimedia applications on the Internet, ranging from webcasting to teleconferencing.

Sir Robert added that the issues of preventability and Russian involvement are of "central importance" to his investigation.

Not only has she lost her central importance to her children "but they, in fact, had become just a bit less overwhelmingly all-important to her".

"The arts are of central importance to our economy, and will be one of the key priorities for the next Labour government.

This single paragraph, of central importance to ExxonMobil and its shareholders, relies on one key prediction: oil and gas demand will continue to grow.

Though she usually denied any religious feeling, her Jewishness had a central importance to her, and the theme of Jewish identity surfaced repeatedly in her fiction.