Sentence examples for distinctly important from inspiring English sources

"California's measure is distinctly important because the movement to legalize gay marriage thus far has been driven by the courts," said John G. Matsusaka, president of the Initiative and Referendum Institute at the University of Southern California.

Human beings can also make dramatic sacrifices, not only to preserve their own lives, but also to preserve other vital things, such as health, nature, love, honor, justice or human rights, each of which can be regarded as distinctly important, absolute, inviolable, and non-negotiable [9] [11].

Our findings provide a paradigm in which local tumoral production and activation of complement were found to be distinctly important for promoting tumor growth.

Although the correlation between Communication and Accommodation is high, we believe that the items defining the constructs are sufficiently unique to IPC measurement, and distinctly important enough to maintain as two separate constructs.

He was given a new position, albeit a distinctly less important one, as deputy secretary of the Security Council.

The region's absence from Mr. Obama's winning formula means it "is becoming distinctly less important," said Wayne Parent, a political scientist at Louisiana State University.

Johnny is the kind of druglord who buys coffins first, then issues death warrants afterwards, saying: "I want these filled by sundown!" Like everything else in Bay's worldview, he's a cartoon and distinctly less important than the shoot-outs, car smashs and action set-pieces that constitute the bulk of the movie.