Sentence examples for importance too from inspiring English sources

It has a symbolic importance too.

But the exhibition was of great literary importance, too.

Keeping hold of those children is of paramount importance too.

They spoke from the deep conviction that women's work is of national importance too.

AS it happens, the canal, since the events of 1956, has quite frankly faded in importance too.

Music was of crucial importance too: the Blackfriars had its own handpicked group to provide atmospheric accompaniment.

With dark humor, Saunders knows how to help readers face up to their self-importance, too.

Adequate dosing of vancomycin is of major importance as too low or too high plasma concentrations can lead to ineffective therapy or toxicity, respectively.

And even if Abbott's perspective is generally sound, her overarching theory of sugar's importance is too grand.

While the prosecution of Iraqi war criminals is of utmost importance, so too is the integrity of the proceedings by which they are prosecuted.

Turkey is more in the category of an Israel or Mexico: a place whose strategic importance is too great to allow the White House to trust the International Monetary Fund and other international bodies with the cleanup operation.