Sentence examples for importance to ask from inspiring English sources
That doesn't mean that the responsibility question is not important: it is indeed of utmost importance to ask who is responsible for global poverty reduction or the fulfilling of the Millenium Development Goals, on which political philosophers have written a great deal (e.g., Pogge 2008, Singer 2009).
It is of importance to ask women and girls if this is something they are interested in, they would like to do, and that they feel safe doing.
It is therefore of great theoretical as well as practical importance to ask how far differences in binding patterns between cell types limit our ability to use TF binding patterns from one cell type to explain gene expression in another.
The main reasons (in descending importance) were failure to ask for participation, communication problems, or complications during labor.
Of particular importance was how to ask the question about alcohol consumption in pregnancy, the language used and training for health professionals to ask the question.
Discussion of herbal medicine use with doctors appears to be infrequent and the key limiting factors uncovered appear to be the lack of realisation of importance, doctors' failure to ask, communicate and be approachable.
He displayed the importance of knowing when to ask for help.
"There's so much importance in learning how to ask for help, to take action, and be willing to sell at a young age," Lo said.
The importance of experimental design to ask the appropriate question in the available data set cannot be overly stressed.
Genetic research has moved beyond merely demonstrating the importance of genetic influence to ask more interesting questions.
Though most of the student writers and editors who supported Summers when he was being driven from Harvard's presidency by his ideologically embittered faculty enemies have graduated by now, their successors at the newspaper continue to understand, better than many academics at Harvard and around the country, the importance of protecting the right to ask sometimes uncomfortable questions.
