Sentence examples for important sentencing from inspiring English sources

One of the most important sentencing cases in many years comes before the court of appeal on Friday.

Age is an important sentencing factor, but it should not be the divider between constitutional and unconstitutional mandatory minimum sentences.

Second, with the goals of compression ratio and topic diversity, we design an importance evaluation function to select the most important sentences from the candidate sentences and thus generate an initial novel summary.

All through school, I took voluminous notes and underlined every important sentence in my textbooks.

The software then does the chopping, first by selecting the most important sentences, then by further reducing them.

"'To be or not to be...'... is one of the most important sentences in the world for me," says Mr Boulboul.

According to writing style, the important sentence or phrase for representing main idea frequently appear in the front or the rear part of a text-field.

So the first sentence you write will be the most important sentence in your life, and so will the second, and the third.

"There is an important sentence in the report which says that the public is watching, and there are a number of proposals which we regard as important.

As existing summarization approaches inherently assign more weights to the important sentences, our approach predicts the summary sentences that are important as well as readable to the target audience with good accuracy.

The researchers used an automatic highlighting algorithm that picks out important sentences for editors, who are limited to 250-word summaries.