Sentence examples for even the importance from inspiring English sources

There is, of course, no unanimity about aid priorities or even the importance of foreign aid.

Even the importance or desirability of performing crunches, probably the most iconic and certainly the most common of core exercises, is uncertain.

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., Oct. 6 - Still simmering from their contentious debate, Vice President Dick Cheney and Senator John Edwards traded shots in this pivotal state on Wednesday over the handling of the Iraq war, who is fitter to lead the nation in wartime and even the importance of when and where they first met.

Even the importance of family and children has declined.

In fact it is evident from many later publications that even the importance of the stress normalisation is often ignored (e.g. [2, 35]).

"It was there, discussing the scriptures of Islam, Judaism and Christianity with a class evenly divided between all three faiths, that I first began to perceive the possibility, and perhaps even the importance, of such a project," Nirenberg said.

Even down to making a cup of tea for the visitors, they do these things and don't even realise the importance of it".

So even with the importance of the sweetener, something more is at play with root beers.

The Finns had adequate sanitation before they even considered the importance of broadband.

Mr James said the Sir Leigh Teabing character in the novel even mentions the importance of his clients' book.

Overall, according to Marsden, the white paper's proposals appeared to be hasty, and failed to even mention the importance of adult skills education.