Sentence examples for increased importance to from inspiring English sources

After 1805 he attached increased importance to the will, by which man could cause his body to move.

In another sign of Africa's increased importance to United States military planners, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld arrived in Eritrea today on a three-country tour aimed at courting allies considered essential to the fight against Al Qaeda and to possible military action against Iraq.

Mesial temporal lobe epilepsy with hippocampal sclerosis (MTLE-HS), as a brain network disorder, has given increased importance to resective surgery.

Increased fitness of these strains in the GI tracts of wild or domestic animals may lead to high concentrations in feces for further dissemination in the environment, increased incidence, and potential increased importance to epidemiology of outbreaks [59].

This may be due to the fact that, as the age increases, people attach increased importance to health.

In the absence of formal error tracking systems, especially for the developing world, the successful maintenance of a voluntary error reporting culture gains increased importance to ensure patient safety [ 2].

And following the international retirement of Philipp Lahm, Schweinsteiger's increasing importance to the national set-up peaked when Joachim Löw promoted him to captain.

It "provides compelling evidence of UK film's increasing importance to our economy with a direct contribution of £3.3bn to UK GDP", she said.

As cellphones become more like tiny computers, intellectual property will take on increasing importance to mobile equipment makers in their quest for market advantage.

By May 2000, Mr. Fastow was advocating the creation of similar financial vehicles, and the directors were told of their increasing importance to Enron.

"China will be of increasing importance to global brand-builders as this century progresses," said Walter J. O'Brien Jr., director general at the association in New York.