Sentence examples for destructive importance from inspiring English sources

SCOTT The Oscars themselves have assumed a disproportionate and in some ways destructive importance.

Smallpox, an ancient human scourge of unparalleled destructive importance throughout most of recorded human history, is believed to have emerged in the Middle East some 6,000 10,000 years ago (1, 2 ) from either camelpox or the gerbil-specific taterapox (3 – 5 ).

Thus, maintaining the business operations in a cost-effective manner is of paramount importance in this destructive business environment.

Here, we report the molecular cloning and expression pattern of the nos orthologous gene, Ccnos, in the Mediterranean fruit fly Ceratitis capitata, which is a destructive pest of high agricultural importance.

The results represent an important step in the design and synthesis of biostable, sulfakinin analogs that could potentially suppress the feeding behavior of destructive insect pests of agricultural importance.

In conclusion, these new findings implicate a role for HMGB1 in both inducing and perpetuating inflammatory events of significant importance in the destructive processes in chronic arthritis.

The importance of non-destructive inspection (NDI) and its role in determining optimal structural geometries is also revealed.

The importance of non-destructive cartilage imaging is highlighted with the recent availability of adapted experimental tools such as Second Harmonic Generation (SHG) imaging.

The present paper reveals the importance of non-destructive inspection (NDI) and the role it plays in determining optimum structural rework geometries.

All interview partners emphasized the importance of self-destructive behavior: one stated, "I have never seen a patient who could completely exclude suicide" (I5, P20).

They also emphasized the importance of combining their destructive power with attacks on computer networks as well as with diplomacy.