Sentence examples for importance would have from inspiring English sources

"The outstanding legal question on a matter of this importance would have to be considered and, indeed, answered," said Sir Menzies.

Had they taken a more modest approach to the future, the BBC's relative importance would have declined and they would no longer have been the biggest cheeses in British broadcasting.

Such a project of national and even global importance would have the vision, scope, resources, budgetary support, and perhaps most importantly, a real sense of urgency required in order to make it a success.

He immediately understood the importance screens would have in our lives.

"He embraced issues of great importance that would have taken real intestinal fortitude," James Butler Jr. said.

She later explained their importance: Nothing would have happened without the Pistols.

Indeed, the size of the UK and the importance of sterling would have meant the crisis in the EZ would have been even more serious and come even sooner than it did.

The decades would begin with the 50's, he said, though of course the late 40's, with the emergence of NBC on television and the importance of Milton Berle, would have to be mentioned.

"It's tough to overstate the importance fire codes would have made," said Scott Harris, a former emergency management coordinator in Texas for the Environmental Protection Agency, who is now with UL Workplace Health and Safety, a safety science company.

But I realized, as specificity was of utmost importance, the colloquial would have to do.

The weighted kappa statistic overall was 0.132 ('slight'), indicating that reviewers were likely to agree in their assignment of importance more than would have occurred by chance.