Sentence examples for given great importance from inspiring English sources

In the interpretation of the art of the Upper Paleolithic, scholars have given great importance to magic because, for example, missiles (spears and arrows) were drawn on the pictures of animals.

That is why the study of such inequalities has been given great importance in the literature.

GU undergoes a redesign with interactive content, images, graphics and video given greater importance.

Generally, the blade chord and twist increased as starting was given greater importance.

Workshop participants indicated that development of vector and parasite resistance presents a significant risk and that environmental impacts of malaria control should be given greater importance than they are currently.

Kelman et al. [ 32] have suggested that the inevitable reduction in the effectiveness of identity matching may be an unavoidable cost which researchers and Disease Registers have to pay in order to permit their work to continue in an environment in which privacy is given greater importance than in the past.

Today's UNESCO gives great importance to historians, philosophers, even anthropologists.

Consequently, we give great importance to face-to-face and personal meetings.

So I started giving great importance to the small things in life and to the limits of things.

The sovereign merinid gave great importance and value to knowledge and development of intellectual and political Muslim's life.

During the Renaissance and the Baroque the preference for domed churches, especially in Roman Catholic Europe and Latin America, gave great importance to the pendentive.