Sentence examples for importance ascribed from inspiring English sources

Before the late 19th century in the US, breakfast didn't have any particular importance ascribed to it.

"Roughly a quarter of both Facebook (28%) and Twitter (23%) news users at least sometimes post or tweet about news," added the report, which also noted differences in the importance ascribed to the social networks as news sources, according to age.

We tried to keep estimations of literary qualities in some kind of balance, though I was surprised at the degree of importance ascribed to subject matter, sympathy with main characters and what might be loosely described as the "moral status" of books.

Saliency refers to the importance ascribed to a voxel by the HVS.

In Germany, the overriding importance ascribed to in-company apprenticeship training has traditionally affected this decision.

The growing importance ascribed to science and technology has created new demands on university research to contribute to the solution of social problems.

So much importance is ascribed to that role.

Considerable importance is ascribed to the ability of Twenty20 to make cricket crowds more diverse, but the fans at Lord's were a mixture of young people in for free on their Easter holidays, couples, retirees and groups of thirtysomethings taking time off work.

The apparent ease with which Verizon raised its offer by a whopping 37 percent over the span of eight months highlights the strategic importance it ascribed to having full control of Verizon Wireless, the nation's biggest cellphone operator with 100 million customers.

This might be the reason for (part of) the lower acceptance of complications and conversions and the fact that the less importance was ascribed to the speed of recovery in patients scheduled for AH as compared with patients scheduled for LH.

Less importance was ascribed to connecting with trainees, while some physicians felt that in their work with trainees 'a connection' was established naturally through regular interaction.