Sentence examples for importance to call from inspiring English sources

In their place there emerged the independent merchant, of sufficient importance to call forth a code of customary law, the Rhodian Sea Law, to regulate his practices.

If you are heatedly debating food choices with a companion when someone of marginal importance tries to call you, the phone will know better than to interrupt.

James King, one of the commanders after Cook's death, wrote, "the advantages that might be derived from a voyage to that part of the American coast, undertaken with commercial views, appear to me of a degree of importance sufficient to call for the attention of the public".

Second, given this level of global importance I want to call on the tropical disease community to consider a broad and "audacious" goal to eliminate the tropical infections affecting the world's poor.

One of the town's great secrets is its ferry ride over to the Channel Islands, a national park of such ecological importance that locals like to call it their Galapagos.

The importance of this continues to call to me and I believe many women experience this.

Slam dunk for children At today's press conference, players spoke about the importance of getting together to call attention to the enormous impact of AIDS on children.

During an adolescent "identity crisis" that grew into a matter of "earth-shattering importance," she asks her family to call her Grace.

Needless to say, its modes and moods are somewhat giddier, but "Prudencia" makes its own irresistible argument for the importance of finding a ballad to call your own.

Bowers's show sets out to herald their activism, and to call attention to their importance to the feminist movement.

A Chilean creative producer is using an alter ego to call attention to the importance of handmade garments.