Sentence examples for let important from inspiring English sources
"The F.D.A. does not let important public health problems slide".
But, this year, Burberry let important buyers and press view its new designs back in July, provided they agreed to keep its secrets.
The assurance that governments will not let important lenders fail continues to keep the fear of bank runs and bankruptcies at bay.
Sarah Palin started shouting "blood libel", and it was all so unpleasant that many in the mainstream media decided it was better to let important questions lie than to provoke her into worse assaults on decency and good taste.
Archaeologists scoff at the suggestion of naïveté, since collectors are typically educated, wealthy people who understand the relationship between provenance and value and are not likely to let important documents fall behind the couch.
Congress considers thousands of bills a session and it's easy to let important ideas slip.
"It's important that we don't let these important middle-class tax provisions expire," said Senator Max Baucus, Democrat of Montana.
They have let nothing important slip from their control.
We are not going to let systemically important financial firms fail, nor should we.
"I believe it is a big mistake to let this important intellectual transformation be nullified by political suspicion," Ali said.
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