Sentence examples for importance suggests from inspiring English sources

Parker's importance suggests we will almost certainly see James, who loves to take on the other team's best player in the fourth quarter, cover Parker for crucial stretches.

"The silence about events of such importance suggests that if the memory of the narrator Elena Greco tells her to jump ahead to 1967, then that of the writer Elena Ferrante stops before the autumn of 1966," he writes.

You could also add a point scheme: "Take 100 points and distribute them among your list of issues to reflect their importance," suggests Weingart.

Although its physiologic importance suggests a role in breast carcinogenesis, such activity has been controversial.

The finding that only the A parameter has diagnostic importance suggests that a significantly simpler, faster, and less expensive instrument which measures tissue scattering using one wavelength may be all that is required to reliably detect cervical disease.

The prevalence of deleterious germline variants identified and their potential clinical importance suggests that similar studies seeking to identify somatic variants for targeted cancer treatments should also prioritize the analysis of germline data.

Perhaps one reason is that more work is needed to appreciate Bearden's broader cultural importance, suggested Henry Louis Gates Jr., chairman of African and African-American Studies at Harvard.

She said there were "some" African Americans but played down their importance, suggesting they were only a small portion of the population and do not tend to turn out in elections in significant numbers.

The authors note that the rapid drop-off in success rates over time, together with evidence that the command was unexpected, shows that the dogs were recalling events that had not been imbued with importance – suggesting that they were relying on a type of episodic memory.

The tribunal also found evidence in emails to Sharapova from Dr Anatoly Skalny, who had begun treating her in 2004 when she was 17 and continued until 2012, that advised upping her dosage before "games of special importance", suggesting an awareness of its performance-enhancing benefits.

As for why the initial public report of a murder-suicide was not corrected by police media officials, Carroll said, "We always try to inform our community". But he added, "Investigative strategy. . . is of the utmost importance," suggesting detectives did not want the killer to know the ruse had failed.