Sentence examples for importance much from inspiring English sources
In Austria, coal lost importance much more quickly and was overtaken by crude oil as most important source of CO2 emissions already in the mid-1960s.
The breakthrough has enormous importance, much of it immediate.
His work stands in the scheme of things in importance much as did the work of Mendel to genetics.
Yet it is a book of real importance, much of it taken up with the friends' discussions as they translate each other.
His pioneering studies of topological entropy, symbolic dynamics, Markov partitions, and invariant measures are of lasting importance; much of today's research is inspired by his ideas.
We are long past the day when we can expect teachers to work for re imbursement that is so far out of line with their importance, much less to work for fewer real dollars each year.
Well, without inflating anybody's sense of importance too much, both Rowling and Morgan have become important political voices.
The study of ecological boundaries and their dynamics is of fundamental importance to much of ecology, biogeography, and evolution.
The age grade system and the clan lost their importance, and much of the indigenous territorial organization was destroyed.
For middle-aged or older women, menopause and its aftermath may play a role, though its importance is much debated.
