Sentence examples for comparable in importance to from inspiring English sources
Other plants comparable in importance to Marble Hill face difficulties.
The development is comparable in importance to the invention of FM.
"Within weeks, an event will take place that is comparable in importance to the landing of the first person on the moon".
To put it in perspective, the decision to kneel (not including the rest of the run) was comparable in importance to the Jaguars' 37-yard interception return to the Jets' 4-yard line in the third quarter.
La Araucana describes Spanish conquests that were not comparable in importance to those of Hernán Cortés, who conquered the Aztec empire, and Francisco Pizarro, who overthrew the Inca empire.
It knew that its attack on Microsoft would be the most significant antitrust lawsuit since the endless and ill-fated litigation against I.B.M. that wound down in 1982 and comparable in importance to the lawsuit that ended in the breakup of the Standard Oil trust in 1911.
The essential virtue of the Magna Carta, which has made it comparable in historical importance to the Twelve Tables of ancient Rome, lies not in any individual clause or group of clauses but in the solemn circumstances of its first granting and the comprehensive nature of that grant.
Among other iniquities, the government forced a motorway through the Gabhra Valley, part of a site – the Hill of Tara complex – comparable in its importance to Stonehenge.
French philosopher Michel Serres noted that the twenty-three compleTintinntin albums constituted a "" ("masterpiece") to which "the work of no French novelist is comparable in importance or greatness".
THIS stout volume witnesses in a remarkable manner to certain recent developments in physical chemistry developments which bid fair to mark the opening of a period of fundamental and fruitful research, comparable in importance only with the years following the enunciation of the laws of solution and of electrolytic dissociation.
Hydrogen sulfide has increasingly been recognized as an important signaling molecule of comparable importance to NO and carbon monoxide in mammalian systems.
