Sentence examples for is unusually important from inspiring English sources
Everyone who knows Romney agrees that his father is unusually important to him.
The one thing they both agree on is that it is unusually important.
2.54pm: Sir Alan Beith says today's decision is "unusually important" because it will show whether MPs are responding to public concern or whether it's "business as usual".
Given how tentative Barack Obama is in discussing geopolitics, his running mate is unusually important.
Wall Street chiefs do not often lobby top regulators directly, but this issue is unusually important to Goldman.
So, for instance, many contextualists seem to think that higher-than-usual standards are appropriate when the stakes are unusually high, where it's unusually important that the person in question be right.
Among other effects, this has kept the petrol price below a trifling ten American cents a litre, even though Iran, since it has failed to invest in refining, actually imports a lot of its fuel.Even cynical observers concur that this election will be unusually important, and not just for Iran.
For example, in Latinate languages, the beginnings of words are unusually important for word recognition [33] [37] and so it would be particularly advantageous for this information to be projected to the LH.
In particular, text in Arabic is read from right to left, but text in Latinate languages is read from left to right and the beginning (leftmost) letters of words are unusually important for word recognition [33] [38]; (see also [39] [43]).
The economic calendar is unusually thin this week, and few important companies are expected to post their earnings.
