Sentence examples similar to matching in importance from inspiring English sources

Angelopoulos' achievement in this regard is matched in importance perhaps only by Andrei Tarkovsky's brilliant merging of dreams and reality in his 1974 masterpiece Zerkalo (The Mirror).

The event was always likely to have an element of last man standing and winning on the water is matched in importance with keeping the boat in one piece.

Its commercial importance was matched in the last days of the Qing dynasty (1644 1911/12) by its growing strategic and international significance as the British and Russians each attempted to establish influence in Xinjiang.

Sex can barely be matched in terms of this ubiquity and importance.

Or does it show that women increasingly see their careers matching their partner's in importance as their prestige and earning power grow?

This anatomical interpretation matches the importance of the cerebellum in motor coordination and error compensation.

The fortifications matched its importance.

Cinematographers remain largely unknown outside the motion-picture industry even though their contribution sometimes matches that of the director in importance.

For the group of countries where undernourishment is most widespread, the share of government spending devoted to agriculture falls far short of matching the sector's importance in the economy.

This proposal highlights the importance of polarizability matching in three-dimension chiral space and in essence is a chiral version of the classical hard and soft acid base theory.

For example, use of researcher-made measures, small sample sizes, and matched rather than randomized designs introduce bias, so they should be avoided or minimized in importance.