Sentence examples for importance only to from inspiring English sources

Coming to prominence as bankers c. 1275, the Peruzzi soon had branches in most of the important centres of Europe and were second in importance only to the Bardi company.

Nitrogen is an important currency in the cell, arguably second in importance only to carbon.

At the time of his death he was second in importance only to Marulanda himself.

Sony's rootkit was not a trivial irritation, of importance only to geeks.

Grilled seafood is a major one, second in importance only to pasta.

Second in importance only to engraving as a method of decorating glass in Germany was enamelling.

Anyone wanting further proof of skateboarding's continuing cultural importance only has to look at the experience of the Southbank Centre, which attempted to move the skaters who use its undercroft further up the river to Hungerford bridge.

As recently as 15 years ago, the post was virtually unknown in the maintained sector; now it is an integral part of senior leadership teams in many schools, with its importance only likely to grow as schools become more and more autonomous.

Mars, ancient Roman deity, in importance second only to Jupiter.

Clearly, this is a debate of importance not only to Muslims but to non-Muslims as well, and for a Westerner listening in, the best way to understand it may be to translate it into the language of European history.

Thus results from studies of children's dreaming are of essential importance not only to enlighten us on the nature and role of dreaming but to also add to our knowledge of consciousness and cognitive and emotional development.