Sentence examples similar to has lost in importance from inspiring English sources

He says the Habilitation has lost its importance in some fields of science and that there will be fewer fixed professorships in the future.

"Film has lost its importance," he declared later.

That's not to say it's unimportant and has lost its importance.

"Now that I've earned a certain amount of money, money has lost its importance.

The global village is often narrowly understood as a global world where distance has lost its importance.

With the introduction of high-flux membranes and haemodiafiltration, haemoperfusion with charcoal cartridges has lost importance.

Describes his visit to New Julfa, an Armenian populated town in Iran and concludes that the town has lost most of its importance and vitality.

"Now that coal has lost much of its importance, the Southern European countries are catching up.

Luckily, perhaps, the rotating presidency has lost much of its importance since the 2009 Lisbon treaty.

People still presumably danced, Dr. Garfinkel said, but "the dancing motif had lost its importance in society".

Requiem had better things to do than wait for this individual who, with the passing of the years, had lost all importance in his eyes.