Sentence examples for higher social importance from inspiring English sources

Yet, while I became sympathetic to the didactic aims of her works, which make her of far higher social importance than Keats, and may explain her relative neglect, I would rather see the energies of these literary societies channelled differently.

He thought that "the economic problem" of having enough to live on would be solved, and "the struggle for subsistence" would be over: When the accumulation of wealth is no longer of high social importance, there will be great changes in the code of morals.

Interaction, according to Benson, is therefore always oriented towards "the fulfillment of program requirements the maintenance of a clear domain of high social importance the maintenance of orderly, reliable pattern of resource flow […or] the extended application and defense of the agency's paradigm" (Benson 1975, pp. 232 233).

The nonprofit is creating a real world laboratory for innovators to explore and test new business models and system level solutions in areas of high social importance including healthcare, education, entrepreneurship, and energy independence.

Private libraries were common and were considered the necessary badge of distinction for anyone who aspired to high position or social importance.

The olive tree (Olea europaea L). has a high economical and social importance in the Mediterranean area.

Deltaic systems are sensitive to natural and human-induced changes as they accommodate numerous activities and have high ecological, economic and social importance.

Cork is the outer bark of the cork tree (Quercus suber L). and is of high environmental, economic and social importance in the western Mediterranean region where it is produced.

Instead, we substantiate the importance of higher social networks for raising larger funds in markets with strong networks.

Our finding that receipt of community care is associated with higher social loneliness would underline the importance of a holistic assessment of needs for older people in receipt of formal support that addresses loneliness and that seeks to facilitate social contacts and increase activity levels, rather than focusing only on the need of practical and task-oriented support.

Nevertheless, the sheer number and scale of the studies, especially in the last decade or so, and the strong behavioral correlations with high testosterone, suggest some conclusions about the social importance of testosterone that are increasingly hard to gainsay.