Sentence examples for important strands from inspiring English sources

In ESADE's case there are two other important strands.

Bennett is still hugely admiring of Boulez's success in "bringing together various important strands of contemporary music.

The BBC is in my view one of the most important strands in the cultural life of this country … and it is going through a bad patch.

The two companies said they would work together to find the genes involved in cell differentiation, picking out important strands of DNA from the three-billion-letter sequence that makes up the human genome.

A bipartisan group of senators has demanded that the Federal Bureau of Investigation explain why a senior agent who had access to two important strands of counterterrorism information never put the information together in a way that might have helped thwart the Sept. 11 attacks.

The plan thus needs two other important strands: more cash for public services in the cities, and allowing the establishment of a rural land market, so that the buying and selling of land could help enrich farmers just as it has enriched urbanites.These are massive changes.

But a reader can be grounded by the most important strand of this many-stranded world-view: the one that focusses on the importance of people, by considering what, exactly, people are.

And that is an important strand in its makeup.

Who's after him and why is likely to be an important strand in the story.

But there's no question that it tunes into an important strand of contemporary cultural opinion.

This is a very important strand of today's report to David Cameron.