Sentence examples for importance of world from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yamasaki once wrote that the towers "could symbolize the importance of world trade to this country," and "become a physical expression of the universal effort of men to seek and achieve world peace".

Pickering, who will compete in the two-man competition, continued: "Although I have only been involved in the sport for a short period of time, I understand the importance of World Championships, having gone to four different ones in athletics".

Although there is nothing wrong with embracing your motherland, I cannot stress enough the importance of world travel.

We spoke with Frémaux at the Visconti Café at Küstendorf on the increasing importance of world film festivals in today's market.

Many diplomats at the State Department, while increasingly aware of the importance of world public opinion, still have a tendency to dismiss public diplomacy, considering it an oxymoron.

Over the years, nearly three-quarters of the Polish people have emphasized the importance of World War II to the Polish national identity.

In a foreword to a report on the importance of world-class universities, Russell Group chair Professor Michael Arthur and director general Wendy Piatt say it is vital the government does not cut funding.

Young people from Japan highlighted the importance of world-wide youth partnership for Africa's development.

The New Yorker, January 24 , 1942P. 34 Small domestic happenings taking on importance because of world events; a husband bowling at a time like this; the maid taking an afternoon off; the baby having a crying spell.

The city's harbour and shoreline were the site of Expo 2012, an ecologically conscious world's fair whose theme was the importance of the world's oceans and coastlines.

The vast archive of the former prime minister's papers, including his wartime speeches, has been added to the International Memory of the World Register run by UNESCO to highlight the importance of the world's historic documents.