Sentence examples for major dimension from inspiring English sources

This loss cuts a major dimension out of the whole repertory.

Income inequality is a major dimension of social stratification and social class.

Knowledge, if it exists, adds a major dimension to religious commitment.

Yet I also believe the link is clear ethical behavior is a major dimension of financial stability.

As that interpretive note on Mr. Tjapaltjarri's painting suggests, there is a major dimension to Aboriginal works that will be lost on most viewers: what they meant and represented to the artist.

The center of world science, for instance, was in France in 1740, before it moved to Germany, then Britain, and, later, America, carrying with it, in each case, a major dimension of global leadership.

Throughout much of French history public borrowing has been of major dimensions.

This matrix of policies will transform Britain's capacity for genuine wealth generation, but they must be supported by policy on two more major dimensions.

With this crisis now becoming one of major dimensions by any standard, with millions of people on the move, many tens of thousands dead, tens of thousands more in daily danger of losing their lives, the world's most volatile region in growing tension, and political deadlock that has endured for two years, our policy cannot be static nor our position indifferent.

If the EMU, or any member states, were hit by mass unemployment, an ecological crisis of major dimensions, a war or an invasion by aliens, its governments would have to stand by and let the private sector sort out the problem.

In addition, a 2010 study of more than 23,000 married couples showed that similarity on the major dimensions of personality (e.g., neuroticism, impulsivity, extroversion) accounted for a mere 0.5 percent of how satisfied spouses were with their marriages — leaving the other 99.5 percent to other factors.