Sentence examples for importance by a from inspiring English sources

That special status was modified and reduced in importance by a new agreement between church and state in 1985.

Consular diptychs, presented to friends and to persons of importance by a new consul in the later empire, were usually of ivory carved in relief work with portraits and historical or symbolic scenes.

The European charter for regional or minority languages calls them "autochthonous", which strictly means native, but now also carries the suggestion of a language that's been displaced in importance by a more popular newcomer.

For Washington Redskins Coach Mike Shanahan, however, that age-old distinction has suddenly been surpassed in importance by a new concern: the difference between being injured and being hurt.

And it missed the higher capital standard that it must meet because of its global systemic importance by a mile.

This was followed in importance by a climatic predictor, confirming the importance of climate conditions in determining the distribution of species (Pearson et al. 2002), even in relatively small areas but with very heterogeneous climate conditions (Vicente et al. 2010).

Euler then went on to increase its importance by showing a deep connection between a generalized form of it and the prime numbers.

The epigenetic inheritance based evolution described in this report could be of medical importance, by allowing a subpopulation of bacteria within a person to survive low doses of antibiotic.

Because there are few controlled longitudinal studies of specific cognitive functions after the first episode (25), a finding of deterioration in IDED performance would be of clinical importance by providing a target for future pharmacological remediation (26).

In the 16th century, Adal rose briefly to international importance by launching a series of more serious attacks.

Conjoint analysis is an indirect approach that infers importance by analyzing an outcome measure (dependent variable) (Lohrke et al. 2010).