Sentence examples for in importance that from inspiring English sources

The result is a book scarcely more than 100 pages long, yet which has already been compared to the work of Primo Levi, a book that one suspects will only grow in importance – that may indeed come to be seen as one of the great works of art created in the aftermath of the Shoah.

74 Medical authorities began to argue that all mortality connected with later pregnancy and in and around actual childbirth should be considered as one, and that one should 'inevitably conclude that no problem in present-day medicine exceeds in importance that presented to us by deaths during child-bearing and in early infancy'.

As the Afghan conflict grew in importance, that in Iraq subsided in relative terms.

Ranking next to the Rigveda in importance, that Brahmana survives in two slightly differing versions, the Kanva and the Madhyamdina.

To some, it was evidence that the job had diminished in importance — that he was, to quote one Michael Wolff article about Mr. Truman, "Chaunce the Gardener".

The screen itself may even be so central in importance that it becomes the focus of enemy attack, with destruction of the screen being tantamount to destruction of the force.

Some studies have underlined regional differences in the importance that is attributed to specific MDGs.

Critics fretted about the growing self-enclosure of Salinger's work, about a faith in his characters' importance that sometimes seemed to make a religion of them.

And the account of Amis that stresses his hunger for seriousness or importance – that looks in his work for pomposity – is one that also misses his self-mockery.

"The Sequoia is probably the most significant artifact of presidential importance that is in private hands," said Douglas Teeson, the museum's president and director.

INQoL is appropriate for use in US population but there may be differences in the importance that US subject attach to certain aspects of QoL that could be the basis for further study.