Sentence examples for more important extended from inspiring English sources

That made him a very wealthy man and, perhaps even more important, extended his political reach across the state and permitted him to deny the airwaves to his opponents.

More important, he extended the statute of limitations to 10 years after the victim's 18th birthday.

Forced to rejigger its refinancing, the private equity firm still succeeded in reducing Realogy's debt and, more important, in extending the maturity of most of the company's debt out to 2016 and beyond.

More important, however, he extended to the living world the idea of nature as a system of matter in motion governed by natural laws.

But more important, it has extended public transportation by encouraging those who live within a few miles of a bus route to bicycle there and catch the bus rather than drive all the way to work.

And Mark Zandi, chief economist for Moody's Economy.com and a top adviser to the 2008 presidential campaign of Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz)., testified in April that it's more important to preserve extended unemployment benefits than to worry about what doing so would add to the deficit.

The negotiation will likely lead to a reduction in the thousands of strategic warheads held by each country, but more important, it should extend START's verification provisions -- those treaty guarantees that allow us to know what Moscow's nuclear arsenal is, and can do.

More important is to extend the experimental findings on protection against atherosclerosis towards human studies.

Please Note that consistency in meditation (one or two fairly brief sessions daily; twenty minutes per session or so) is more important than meditating for extended periods at a time.

More important, these objects also extend a warrant upon which Hermes was built: the possibility to own something that can be repaired.

More important, these objects also extend a warrant upon which Hermès was built: the possibility to own something that can be repaired.