Sentence examples for important corner of from inspiring English sources

Well, 20 years ago, only a small but important corner of psychology known as "decision theory" or "behavioral economics" was getting much attention among legal theorists.

In making this argument, Mr. Clinton was acknowledging the opposition to a limited missile defense from every important corner of the globe.

But for the moment, at least, one remote yet important corner of our typically chaotic musical universe seems reasonably well ordered.

"In terms of business, this must be the most important corner of Wales, it's off two motorways and you couldn't miss it if you were blind, it is so visible.

Both came to power trailing clouds of 'competence' having been in charge of an important corner of Government for a long time.

"In particular the firm commitment on the table to invest in the vital new transport link will drive the regeneration of this important corner of the capital that has been neglected for so long".

Yahoo has always led in one of the most important corners of the advertising marketing: display ads, those that show images and video.

In the end, according to people who have been briefed on the deal, he will have little of his own money at risk for one of the most important corners of the Manhattan landscape.

Mr. Gartner is the consummate behind-the-scenes player who comes across a bit awkward on camera but does much of the heavy lifting in obscure but important corners of government.

If you own the most important corners of the market in the proper proportions, you can simply sit on that portfolio and wait.

In this way he has locked in three important corners of the Arab world: he sang songs from Beirut, did covers from one Egyptian legend and now did the same thing with a Saudi classic.