Sentence examples for importance to break from inspiring English sources

For a Europe of dwindling importance to break itself up would be to ignore the course of history.

The formation of complex three-dimensional structures in nature is of fundamental importance to break the limits imposed by available construction elements.

Craftsmen attempted to emphasise their importance and to break into disputed areas of economic activity, setting prices and standards of workmanship.

"Community mobilization is critical to educate the public on the importance of screening and to break down cultural barriers about discussing sexual issues," Dr. Poli said.

To the extent that this kind of explanation is correct, it reinforces the importance of strategies designed to break down the cultural attachment to the tradition of eating raw fish.

Other state-run papers carried accounts of his open letter, and editorialised about the importance of heeding his call to break down the "political taboos" that keep Chinese officials from dealing with the issue.It seemed like a badly needed dose of honesty on a vital topic.

The CBI/Pearson Education and Skills Survey suggested languages were likely to continue to grow in importance "as ambitious firms look to break into new, fast-growing markets".

Many families in Nicaragua appreciate the importance of education and want to break the cycle of poverty in which they find themselves.

Our presence, our ability as a country to break through, will lose its importance".

As society continues to evolve, the author and psychologist believes it is of the utmost importance to help children break free from the cultural confines of traditional gender roles.

Compared to the "revolutionary" composers in Balakirev's circle, Rimsky-Korsakov found those in the Belyayev circle to be "progressive... attaching as it did great importance to technical perfection, but... also broke new paths, though more securely, even if less speedily...."....