Sentence examples for important ribbon from inspiring English sources

President Ronald Reagan, who knew a lot about image power, had a habit of arranging important ribbon cuttings or attendance at charitable events whenever he had just done something unpopular, so the good image would upstage the bad.

Remove the metal back of the iPod to expose the innards, but not too much: there may be a very important ribbon cable that connects the audio jack and hold switch to the main body that is a complete pain in the ass to reattach if it becomes detached.

Mammalian GRASP65 and/or GRASP55 have also been shown to be important for Golgi ribbon integrity.

It's important to buy ribbon based on how high you want the ruff to be.

Important as the ribbons are, however, can their use inadvertently set advocates against one another?

The geometrical shape is also very important as long ribbons become flexible like cooked spaghetti and large spherical shells become unstable and spontaneously crush.

Players will also wear red ribbons in important matches at the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011, including the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final.

An official ribbon cutting was important enough to draw the likes of New Zealand Prime Minister John Key, as well as several actors who played hobbits in the films.

Some of these vesicles (~16-30 ~16-30ept in direct contare with the plasma membrane [ 95, 96] and it has been suggested that the ribbon may be important for synchronous multi-vesicular release [ 96- 99].

b) We show for the first time that the endogenous NT-3 from supporting cells surrounding the IHCs are important for formation/maintenance of the ribbon synapses.

This is where your precise instructions are very important, down to the last ribbon and floral piece!