Sentence examples for importance again from inspiring English sources

Its new centres in Germany were the splendid courts of secular and ecclesiastical princes, whence it was distributed to favoured groups: the nobility, rising in importance again but finding its function limited to the service of rulers, and the upper bourgeoisie, shifting its loyalty from guild hall to palace.

Which in turn heightens the importance (again) of structural changes that could bring us back toward a healthy equilibrium where more modest spending cuts and more modest tax increases, cushioned by steadier economic growth, would be sufficient to keep our fisc in balance.

He wanted to give himself importance again.

They rose in importance again in the second half of the 17th century, as the central Sejm grew weaker.

The Caribbean rose in importance again later in 1812, with the outbreak of the War of 1812 between Britain and the United States.

Here is why realizing and identifying our values becomes of great importance again: only when we know them, we will be able to communicate them clearly and decide to change and move on if they aren't met.

In this context, IoT gains importance once again from data miners towards anomaly mining or intrusion detection.

Back in the dark days, watching as an outcast as Luiz Felipe Scolari's selection won a third round replay against Southend in January, Drogba might never have envisaged scarring opponents such as Arsenal in a game of this importance ever again.

Once respondents had been exposed to five examples of each type of business responsibility, they were asked to rank them in terms of relative importance - again the order was counterbalanced.

Today, the human factor is rising in importance once again with Facebook, Twitter, and countless mobile applications like Instagram.

Hopefully, we'll not see Clint Van Zandt and Jim Cavanaugh -- who were unfortunately a pair of witless MSNBC mainstays this week -- on teevee to discuss matters of importance ever again.