Sentence examples for importance that much from inspiring English sources

In a parallel situation on traditional hatchery program reform for salmonids, Waples (1999) pointed out that improved research would not by itself be sufficient because it would not resolve all uncertainties, but of equal importance, that much key information would likely not be available for many years.

When the final presentation work took place, Turnbull did not attach that much importance to it.

"I don't put that much importance on objects like these, and I really wanted to just get rid of it all.

"People have said, 'Oh, this is going to set virtual reality back so far.' I'm like, 'Are you guys really giving that much importance to an old-media cover?' It's insignificant in the scheme of this massive explosion in virtual reality's popularity.

It is partly due to Fox's own sense of the historic importance of the Quaker movement that much other early written material was recorded and preserved.

Realize this isn't a time to learn CPR (or give CPR if you aren't certified in it), but ensuring these things can be of that much more importance to the victim.

You aren't given much information about the memories you're seeking - the game allows you to figure out the significance by yourself, until the end - but the effect is that much of the importance of your journey is only revealed after the fact, when it might have been a useful motivating factor earlier in the game.

Penetration into concrete is a subject of much interest and importance that attracts researchers for many years.

Since its dramatically successful launch (on that much we agree) in February 2007, its importance and necessity have increased.

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.

That much.