Sentence examples for importance of whatever from inspiring English sources

We overestimate the importance of whatever it is we're thinking about.

Is it that Hana acts headlong, with such sublime selfishness, with such self-belief, such a coarse conviction of the importance of whatever she does?

But the abiding importance of Indonesia, whatever its government, is its place at the heart of the Malay world — 350 million people linked by linguistic and cultural similarities that often transcend political and religious boundaries.

Maloney warned that their bill could lose support in that scenario, and highlighted the importance of moving whatever standalone measures can pass.

This highlights the importance of exploiting whatever information can be gleamed from the structure of the model.

Tilte and Peter are illegally tagged and imprisoned in the rehabilitation centre, alerting them to the importance to the state of whatever their parents are doing.

Recognizing the importance of making the most of whatever time they had left, Fred and Rose embarked upon a month-long trip to the National parks, visiting family in all parts of the country.

But Yakubu also emphasizes the importance of picking up whatever knowledge is needed to understand a problem.

The importance of actually reading whatever it is you are signing is paramount, especially when you are joining a company that doesn't fit the traditional venture-backed mold, which Skype most definitely did not.

Therapists highlighted the importance of musically matching whatever clients expressed here and now, including repetitive vocalisation, crying or wandering which can be perceived as challenging behaviour in other circumstances.

A senseless rush to impose tariffs will reinforce suspicions around the world that the United States does not believe its own preaching about the paramount importance of embracing free trade, regardless of whatever transitional pain it inflicts on some economic sectors.