Sentence examples for more direct importance from inspiring English sources
"But the current account deficit is only a sign of other developments of more direct importance, in this case the significant and sustained growth differential between the U.S. and its trading partners".
While there is international concern at the increasing outflow of health professionals from developing countries, for individuals and families an improved standard of living through the receipt of remittances is likely to be of more direct importance [ 28].
A more direct evidence of Pfn1's importance in mammalian cell migration, particularly for its role in cell protrusion, has been recently demonstrated in human vascular endothelial cells by our group (Ding et al, 2006).
Executive chairman William C. Ford Jr. was even more direct in his assessment of the importance of China.
This would explain the varying amount of aggregates detected in DSP and emphasizes the importance of a more direct method for upstream aggregate analysis.
Such studies need to be carefully designed because of the risk of contamination from placebo effects, but they may provide a more direct answer to the question concerning the importance of optimum vision for elite sporting performance.
However, the prime minister will also underline the importance of the 2015 agreement, saying it makes more direct engagement with Iran on issues of concern possible in a "clear-eyed, hard-headed manner".
This is of direct importance for the development of vaccines, which may need to be designed more specifically for individual countries.
Coughlin was more direct.
