Sentence examples for even more important part from inspiring English sources

"Relationships are an even more important part of life than where you go to college," she said.

The changes make "Anderson Cooper 360," already the flagship program on CNN, into an even more important part of the channel's programming mix.

Even if the company displayed a special esprit de corps, Mr. Guarnere, aided by Mr. Heffron, his South Philadelphia neighbor and wartime friend, played an even more important part in maintaining its unity by keeping the veterans in touch.

As The New York Times noted last month, the changes in prime time "360," which was already the flagship program on CNN, into an even more important part of the channel's programming mix.

As Obama continues to wind down the U.S. military presence in Afghanistan in advance of next year's end-of-combat operations, the drone program is becoming an even more important part of the administration's counterterrorism policy in the region.

Flexibility on fees is an even more important part of the approach at Bristol, where a sliding scale means that students whose parental income is below £15,000 a year will pay no more than the £3,500 they do under the current system, while students whose household income is below £25,000 will pay £6,000.

Important parts of the action occur in a sanatorium, where the psychotic Odette is guarded by nuns; the even more important parts happen in her mind, where she dreams of ballet and swans.

Perhaps even more important, this part of Texas is only marginally tied to the energy industry, which has become a huge drag on the economy of the state's largest city, Houston.

If cultural biases are skewing economic patterns even within the EU where education levels are high and where a common market has been expanding for decades they are potentially even more important in other parts of the world.As a first crack, the trio looked at Eurobarometer surveys, which frequently ask EU citizens how much they trust people from various countries.

Still, the hashtag-based approach is an easy and effective way to capture at least a good part of the debate – and, what is even more important, to capture that part of the discussion which is consciously contributed by knowing and using a specific hashtag.

"I threw in the macarons for the snobs out there," says Anton. "However, even more important was the visual part of it.