Sentence examples for importance in bringing from inspiring English sources

"I do not see any importance in bringing up this tragic past.

Fawcett also describes the packaging of the lithos: The packaging of "Bag One" was of prime importance in bringing a cohesive feeling to the whole project.

He reminds readers of the Beetle's importance in bringing income to a recovering West Germany at a time when few Germans could afford to buy the car.

Mr Wang talks of its importance in "bringing Tibet closer to the 'interior' and promoting cultural exchange", adding that "we have been looking forward to it [the railway] for years".

If the traits to which Clark assigns primary importance in bringing about the Industrial Revolution are acquired traits, rather than inherited ones, there are many non-Darwinian mechanisms by which a society can impart them, ranging from schools and churches to legal institutions and informal social practices.

These deficiencies occurred because the extraction of the butterfat from the whole milk removed a large proportion of the fat soluble vitamins A and D. The hearings on the bill and the course of the debate make it quite clear that this vitamin deficiency was of major importance in bringing about the enactment of the act.

Rather, its importance lies in bringing us into those moments of agonizing personal choices under impossible conditions, for example when Walter Süskind of the Jewish Council in Amsterdam realizes that he cannot protect Jewish adults, but that "he might save children" and so creates an elaborate system that fools Nazi guards at a day care center, ultimately bringing 385 children to safety.

Rather, our point is to bring out the importance of focus in bringing out important principles of cognition.

He emphasised the importance of Cannes in bringing talents such as Schoenaerts to a wider audience.

"He was a reggae encyclopedia," says his friend Don Letts, the film-maker and 6 Music DJ. "He taught me about the importance of culture in bringing people together.

Mrs Clinton was emphasising the importance of experience in bringing about solid legislative change (though one wonders what sort of experienced Democratic politician speaks anything but reverently of Dr King).