Sentence examples for importance lost from inspiring English sources

With its strategic importance lost, Lamu soon declined in economic importance in comparison to Mombasa and Zanzibar.

Dürer's realistic rendering of this humble bug is a tribute to the minutest in nature that which is often overlooked or summarily destroyed, its importance lost to ignorance or neglect.

"When a global institution of great importance loses its way, it is the duty of those entrusted with its care to chart a course of correction.

But artists, especially filmmakers, have more trouble facing the idea that the political is personal — that making a movie about a subject of civic importance loses much of its substance, value, and usefulness if it doesn't reflect, engage, emerge from the filmmaker's private life and intimate experience.

Stories emerge faster and burn out faster, while fuller consideration of their importance is lost.

As an example of the importance of lost e-mail messages, the Republicans cite the White House's first release, on Sept. 22, of those messages that have been recovered.

Therefore, this implies that wetland degradation and its ecological importance was lost.

James Lowe did a solid job of conducting Sondheim's score, but too many moments of critical dramatic importance were lost under Lee Blakeley's stage direction.

Our data support the importance of lost productivity as a result of allergy symptoms.

Interestingly, among workers without OA pain, indirect costs accounted for a similar proportion of total costs, suggesting the general importance of lost productivity in economic evaluations of health and disease.

The importance of lost productivity in arthritis has recently been highlighted by the endorsement by OMERACT (Outcome Measures in Rheumatology) of work as an outcome, although no particular measure was recommended for its evaluation [ 16].