Sentence examples for important groups for from inspiring English sources

These are the most important groups for bourbon's rebirth.

Hybrids within sections Leucolirion, Archelirion, and Sinomartagon represent the most important groups for breeding and are referred to as: Longiflorum (L), Trumpet (T), Asiatic (A), and Oriental (O) hybrids.

We will pay you the same amount that which we pay to those guys so why can't you do the same to us?"—Female sex worker Calicut The potential for South Indian FSW and MMW to serve as bridge populations for HIV to the general population makes them particularly important groups for AIDS prevention efforts.

It lost considerable ground in its audience between the ages of 25 and 54, an important group for advertisers.

"German tourists are a very important group for the Scottish tourist sector," Angus Robertson, deputy leader of the SNP says.

Mr. Ciavola, 36, said he believed young adults could become an important group for Republicans.

In a large house on the outskirts of Saigon there are trained an important group for this undertaking, the Census/Grievance and Aspiration experts, who deal with the long-term aspects of moral rejunvenation of the countryside.

This makes them an important group for Paleontologists studying the numerous extinct attached suspension-feeding echinoderms because they have only the living crinoids to examine as an example of this ancient mode of life.

Evangelicals Less Prominent Florida has fewer evangelical Christian voters than some earlier states, which were an important group for Mr. Gingrich's South Carolina win, and for Rick Santorum's slim victory in Iowa.

— DAVID R. JONES Florida has fewer evangelical Christian voters than some earlier states, which were an important group for Mr. Gingrich's South Carolina win, and for Rick Santorum's slim victory in Iowa.

The adults, the most important group for assessing alcohol's long-term health consequences, numbered only about 6000 people--not enough for such a complex analysis, he asserts.