Sentence examples for importance for example from inspiring English sources

Much of what the government proposes to bin is of little importance: for example minimum standards on areas of government where Britain already scores highly.

And the serious critics were so earnest, finding lasting importance, for example, in Stanley Kramer's On the Beach because of its bittersweet warning of a world killed by nuclear poison and inhabited only by dying lovers whistling "Waltzing Matilda".

Require all reporters with bylines to post the following on The Times's Web site: who got their vote in the major contests in the last election and a brief summary of their views on several topics of current importance, for example, the Iraq war, the administration's fiscal policy and the candidates now seeking the presidential nomination.

What is of utmost importance, for example, for a black lesbian is her lesbianism, rather than her race.

Matches are weighted by importance: For example a Champions League match would be given more weight than a regular season Ligue 1 game.

The behaviour of compressible sediments and filter cakes is of significant fundamental interest and widespread practical importance; for example, in the area of solid liquid separation engineering.

There is nothing more powerful within an organization than having its own CTO talk about the importance of, for example, promoting women.

What is in doubt need not be the moral importance of, for example, preventing certain harms, but rather the means to achieve this end.

Pycnocline strength and turbulent mixing are physical properties that are of the utmost importance in, for example, supplying nutrients from deeper water to the euphotic zone or supplying oxygen from above to benthic organisms.

Each brigade is a team that sensitizes communities on the importance of, for example, sending children to school - girls in particular.

Evaluation can be defined as the systematic determination of the quality, value or importance of, for example, programs, projects or institutions [ 1].