Sentence examples for importance all from inspiring English sources

When it comes to his views on the [Israeli-Palestinian] conflict, he is a right-wing extremist, who is convinced that Israel is governed by a corrupt, unpatriotic, and illegitimate government.... Billionaires with a political agenda spell trouble in any kind of media outlet, but in Israel — where the political system decides on matters of existential importance — all the more so".

The group deliberately avoided listing them in order of importance; all representatives unanimously agreed that the top ten priorities were all equally important.

Almost every daily paper heralds the fact of some large bequest to colleges, churches and charities by rich women, but it is proverbial that they never remember the woman suffrage movement that underlies in importance all others".

The first lady, Michelle Obama, said last month that she would lead an initiative to reduce childhood obesity, and her involvement "shows the importance all of us place on this issue," Mr. Vilsack said.

That the Syrian cabinet discusses Aleppo is proof of the city's political as well as military importance – "all our strategic planning" is a dramatic phrase to hear in the mouth of any Syrian minister.

It is all there in her paintings, an intimate, hermetic universe, where strange beings -- half animal, half human -- are involved in rituals of what seem to be profound metaphysical importance, all rendered in soft glowing tones that draw upon the techniques of the old masters.

In such labs, safety has "high importance … all the time, not just when it is convenient or does not threaten personal or institutional productivity goals".

Mutagenesis experiments confirm the importance of all the proposed active site residues.

To understand the importance of all this to Laos, think small.

"He who has enough to satisfy his want," a philosopher declared in the fourteenth century, "and nevertheless ceaselessly labors to acquire riches, either to obtain a higher social position or that subsequently he may have enough to live without labor, or that his sons may become men of wealth and importance--all are incited by a damnable avarice, sensuality or pride".

Fig. 5 Frequency distribution of levels of importance, considering all answers of all subjects.