Sentence examples for losing its importance from inspiring English sources

"It's losing its importance somehow.

However, even if the religion was losing its importance for Durkheim, it still laid the foundation of modern society and the interactions that governed it.

"German has been losing its importance for 100 years," Holger Klatte, the organization's spokesman, told The Guardian.

"What was important in the former system of coordinates and the former reference framework now is losing its importance," he said.

With so many young men and women having left to take jobs in Bangkok and in foreign countries, rice farming is losing its importance as the mainstay of village life.

So, the idea of using IP addresses to identify servers hosting a particular content is losing its importance.

Under the Ottoman Empire it lost its importance, but it revived with the settlement there of Assyrian refugees from Iraq during the French mandate of Syria after 1932.

It doesn't mean the United States will lose its importance; it may share its importance".

Casilinum was a strategic road junction and was contended for by the Carthaginian general Hannibal and the Romans from 216 to 211 bc, during the Second Punic War; it lost its importance to ancient Capua (now Santa Maria Capua Vetere), 3 miles (5 km) southeast.

A trend towards statistical significance was observed between the presence of TMPRSS2-ERG and a higher perineural invasion, which is a surrogate parameter of poor prognosis, although as an individual variable it loses its importance as a prognostic value in most of multivariate analyses.

In particular, even if the risk factor for HIV acquisition might be a determinant for CRT selection at time of transmission [ 38], it seems to lose its importance over time.