Sentence examples for more importance has from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, in the educational sphere, more importance has been given to text rather than to other semiotic modes but, in fact, writing is also a multimodal practice.

b) Published literatures indicate that relatively more importance has been given to detection of defects for cold strip surfaces.

Since this catastrophe, more importance has been attached to EWS as a key priority area of the Hyogo Framework for Action 2005 2015 (HFA).

Epistemic uncertainty (ignorance about probabilities) More importance has been given to the bunching of responses at 50%% for the expected probability of a binary event (e.g. the percent chance of a positive stock market return or the probability for a 70 years old person to live to at least the age of 80).

The spill is the culmination of an extremely strange set of political circumstances where more importance has been placed on selling than on doing, more focus has been on internal fighting than on the real fight between Labor and the Coalition, and more attention is paid to the Prime Minister's hobbies than to the Coalition's policy positions.

To avoid further confusion and complication of the literature, we would suggest that the rule to discriminate between species within the Luteoviridae based in a difference >10% at the amino acid level for any viral gene product should be modified and that more importance has to be given to differences in biological properties.

More recently, importance has been attached to the ability of CQ to block autophagy by inhibiting lysosomal proteases and autophagosome-lysosomal fusion events [ 9].

But more importantly, MTV's importance has diminished exponentially since the 80s, and budgets for music videos are depressingly low.

In the last few decades, a renewed interest in Clarke's argument a priori and appreciation of his historical importance has more philosophers reading Clarke, and the estimation of his philosophical acuity has increased.

Most educationalists tend to split the acquisition of language fairly evenly between meaning and phonics but, though it is too early to make confident predictions, McCarthy suspects more research on the email may show that meaning has more importance than anyone has hitherto realised.

China's rising importance has prompted more college programs in Mandarin, and the Chinese government has been generous in financing them.