Sentence examples for importance to run from inspiring English sources
The knowledge of the relationship between porosity and transport properties of concrete is a point of major importance to run properly the models coupling chemistry, transport and mechanics in order to simulate the engineered barrier degradations in the context of the nuclear waste deep repository.
Tuesday, a small group of top White House officials huddled in the West Wing for what turned out to be a discussion of critical importance: how to run the place.
Watch Rodriguez talk about the ideals that fueled his protest songs, the importance of recruiting more "girls" to run for office and the emotions he felt when he discovered that his failed music career was in fact a huge success on HuffPost Live.
Throughout 2005, the year after the company went public on NASDAQ, Google commissioned multiple research agencies to run analysis on the importance of Internet search and search advertising in purchasing decisions across a variety of verticals.
Organization is next on the list of importance when it comes to running your business.
To put it in perspective, the decision to kneel (not including the rest of the run) was comparable in importance to the Jaguars' 37-yard interception return to the Jets' 4-yard line in the third quarter.
The Local Government Association said keeping children safe on the school run was of "paramount importance" to councils.
In current data centers, multiple MapReduce jobs of different importance levels run together.
Some of the self-importance, which runs to the IOC having its own flag and anthem, is justified.
Thus, our results draw attention to the importance of educational programs run parallel to dissemination programs, to broaden the areas of perception of health benefits of improved stoves.
Yet in this world of ours countries continue to emphasize the importance of running and maintaining national armies which will protect us against foreign enemies because of vested elite interests of the industrial and military complex which use the muscle of the world's most powerful lobbies to maintain their competitive advantage.
