Sentence examples for certainly as important from inspiring English sources

All of those elements were actually more important, or certainly as important, as the pest control itself.

Certainly as important for Jan's artistic formation were the panel paintings of Robert Campin (c. 1378 1444), a Tournai painter whose important role in the history of Netherlandish art has only recently been reestablished.

It is concluded that the solubilization through breaking up of long intermolecular aggregates of dilithium initiator chains into small soluble ones by complexation with durene is certainly as important or more than the dissociation of the active centers of the dilithium initiator, as originally thought.

Ms. Hackett has learned from her father, in a profound way, how to care about the needs and feelings of others, a life lesson certainly as important as any other.

28 Clinicians in specialty groups, such as gynaecology, need to be aware that contributing data from individual patients is certainly as important as conducting the original research, if not more so.

I would ask you to convince all your Ministers of the fact that, during those seven years, European work is of extreme importance, that the government should not only occupy itself with European issues during the Presidency but also mainly outside of that time, for that period is longer and, most of all, certainly as important.

At 34, with 78 international appearances since 1996, he remains in the mix for the national team, probably not as a starter, but certainly as an important veteran who has been playing regularly in England since 1999.

You can't leave something out of the equation - certainly not as important a thing as your culture.

Certainly not as important as its complex relations with the US and its Asian neighbours, especially the historic enemy and one-time occupier to the north.

It might lack the fan interest of a Super Bowl, but the week ahead in the N.F.L. could be just as dramatic, and certainly is as important, as any game.

And all of those other things that people remember, the imagistic things, are secondary, or certainly not as important.