Sentence examples for in importance was from inspiring English sources

Even greater in importance was the advantage that Germany derived from its strong military traditions and its cadre of highly efficient and disciplined regular officers.

Next in importance was the Moon: its position correlated with the tides, and its shape changed intriguingly over the course of a month.

Spencer R. Weart, director of the Center for History of Physics at the American Institute of Physics, a private group in College Park, Md., said the only cyclotron that rivaled Columbia's in importance was at the University of California, Berkeley.

Second in importance was the observation of lightning and of such other celestial phenomena as the flight of birds (also important in the religion of the Umbri and of the Romans).

In addition to the concern about conflict resulting from the division of India into two nations, the Times article noted "a peculiarly Hindu thing that the West might mistakenly underestimate in importance — was the fact that astrologers, on whom millions of Hindus place great dependence in all matters discovered an inauspicious mating of the stars on Aug. 15".

For the case in analysis, surge flow dominates all other volume displacement rates (the second in importance was due to the heater).

The playacting that was still a novelty in 1960 is the meat of the presidential campaign today, but its rise in importance is relatively recent.

Next in importance are financial services and commerce; other significant service industries include law, insurance, real estate, and consultancies.

The big revelation of Copenhagen was that a number of countries that were big in importance were not prepared to sign a binding deal.

"Any notion that Cyber Monday is declining in importance is really unfounded, as it continues to post new historical highs," comScore Chairman Emeritus Gian Fulgoni said.

Second to handset support in importance is video quality.