Sentence examples for even more important during from inspiring English sources

Rumsfeld will become even more important during the second term.

It became even more important during the American Revolution and its aftermath.

This attitude has been even more important during the last few years of the coalition government where massive changes are being imposed in indecent haste.

Understanding employee opinions and concerns is even more important during periods of major change, so it's heartening that the Guardian is now committed to ongoing six-monthly surveys.

The Tōkaidō became even more important during the Tokugawa (Edo) period (1603 1867), since it connected Edo, the capital city of the Tokugawa shogunate, with western Honshu.

In my capacity as member of the senior management team I might spend the remainder of the morning working on the charity's three-year plans or income and expenditure reports, even more important during these challenging financial times.

These relationships may be even more important when exposure occurs during development.

A1 TELEVISION AS A TOOL President Bush and Osama bin Laden have made television an even more important weapon than was imaginable during the 1991 Persian Gulf war.

Together, the two foes have made television an even more important weapon than was imaginable during the 1991 Persian Gulf war, when images of tracer fire and missiles dominated television screens.

This study, published in Circulation in June, found that a woman's weight before pregnancy was even more important than excessive weight gain during pregnancy in predicting a number of risks for the baby: birth complications, excessive baby fat and "metabolic abnormalities associated with poor health outcomes, including childhood obesity," as the editorial put it.

Hence, coincident inputs may become even more important to reach AP threshold during consecutive stimulation.