Sentence examples for importance that makes from inspiring English sources
While that would make TCI a junior partner in the consortium, it is the company's strategic importance that makes it a valuable ally.
It's that importance that makes today's struggle for Jerusalem such a high-stakes game.
Then, for all possible settings, every variable is given a relative importance that makes the actual observed event 'most likely', taking into account the effects of all other variables.
The acute and large decrease in milk secretion, particularly in treatment E, may, therefore, be considered as having vital importance that makes it necessary to enable the cows to survive the HS.
She dreamed of things that were of no importance, that made no sense.
Her ebullient style is as arresting as Andrew Marr's and she has none of the self-importance that makes so much political broadcasting unwatchable.
So while the Home Guard was a brilliant setting, it was Captain Mainwaring's misplaced self-importance that made the show a classic.
What I didn't realize was that those ideas and that urgency — and the sense of self-importance that made me think anyone would be interested in hearing what went on in my head — could just disappear.
In a school like Loyola, where the task of keeping everyday order is entrusted to the prefects, being head can bring out the tyrant in even the nicest chap, and Zaka brought to the position an obnoxious self-importance that made him absolutely insufferable.
It has the additional importance that it makes possible the extended use of modern streamlined 'lightning' trains in consequence of the longer journeys now undertaken.
