Sentence examples for more important event from inspiring English sources

STEVE COLL: Flight 253 seems the more important event.

However an even more important event in Montreal's architectural history was the 1967 World's Fair.

Jackson's declared intent to take leave from his work imperilled an even more important event, one that Jackson knew he could not miss.

At the time, he said, "There is no more important event at CBS, not just at CBS Sports, than the men's basketball tournament".

The first hundred pages of the book are taken up with the intellectual and cultural atmosphere surrounding the French Revolution (at the time seen as a far more important event than its American counterpart).

"This is a more important event than any other event in Pakistan this year," one fan, Karachi-based fund manager Omar Ehtisham Anwar, told Reuters news agency.

Two years after Minsky began his fellowship, one of the more important events in the history of artificial intelligence occurred.

There are more important events ahead, whether you are inclined towards Twenty20 cricket or the five-day Test match.

This success with mainstream Protestants and Roman Catholics in the 1970s was one of the more important events in Pentecostal history and led to the formation of Charismatic (from Greek charis, "gift") fellowships in most of the major American denominations.

The last win came in a stakes event restricted to horses bred in California, the first race in which he gave indications that he might be bound for some of the sport's more important events.

Often wonderful images erupt, like primary colours in a grey landscape: for instance, a mat with a price-tag, sticking in the narrator's memory while more important events blur into forgetfulness, has "the sharpness of a tattoo".