Sentence examples for importance cited from inspiring English sources

It lies fourth equal in importance, cited as a priority by 9%.

Ronald Reagan and George Bush senior tried to eliminate industrial policy wherever they found it, says Michael Boskin, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers under Mr Bush.The Obama administration has laid out an innovation strategy for sectors of national importance, citing past examples of where government intervention benefited industry.

Considering the importance of citing peers' work to establish rapport and self-identity in the academic community, the absence of such rhetorical effort in P2 calls for an explanation, which I offer below where I discuss Strategy 3 of Move 1 (Reviewing items of previous research).

A key finding is the importance of taxation, cited as a major indicator for measuring state performance.

A multinomial logistic regression model including different age classes of teachers as a dependent variable, and as independent categorical variables: informant gender, plant life form, ubiquity, presence of medicinal use and global socio-economic importance of the cited plant species, yielded results which were both significant and predictive.

The item impact was determined from the proportion of patients who identified it as important, and the mean importance score [ranging from 1 (least) to 5 (greatest)] attributed to this item (impact score = frequency cited × importance).

The impact of items was calculated based on the proportion of patients who indicated each as important, multiplied by the mean importance score [ranging from 1 (least) to 5 (greatest)] indicated for this item (impact score = frequency cited × importance) [ 15].

Other economists, minimizing the importance of the decrease, cited the cold weather and seasonal distortions.

In ruling on Michael Vick and Pacman Jones recently, Goodell cited the importance of the league's integrity.

He also cited the importance of interfaith dialogue and practical co-operation.

But Zuckerberg has cited the importance of education when giving large gifts in the past.