Sentence examples for more important aspects from inspiring English sources

Social inclusion and disability have also become more important aspects of our work.

"But it seemed to me that I would be pretty remiss if I left business school and didn't know about one of the more important aspects of finance".

The campaign against Al Qaeda in particular and Islamist terrorism in general plainly has aspects of war-fighting, but it has equally important aspects of crime-fighting and arguably more important aspects of political and ideological struggle.

Your article about the Cleveland Museum's collecting policy does not address one of the more important aspects of collecting unprovenanced antiquities: it gives legal and financial exposure to the institution.

Louise Bloom, a researcher at Oxford University's Humanitarian Innovation Project, agrees Liter of Lights's local-run business model is one of the more important aspects: "If solutions for poor communities are brought in from the outside, not affordable or locally maintainable, then a dependence is created".

MONDAY'S PUZZLE — Since someone mentioned last week that one of the more important aspects of my job here at Wordplay is to make readers feel smart in comparison, I will readily confess that it took me more than one look to truly appreciate the theme in Joel Fagliano's puzzle.

The more important aspect of the incident involved Jefferson.

A far more important aspect than anything that occurs on the pitch.

An even more important aspect of the problem is that many communities in Westchester lack sidewalks in residential areas.

Ironically, Irvin's success as Ross's Virgil has overshadowed what he considered the more important aspect of his a career: his achievement as an artist.

The money from the assessments helps, according to Ms. Bass Levin, but the more important aspect is the uniting of the town for the purpose of rebuilding.