Sentence examples for more important tool from inspiring English sources

That makes the Finra expense analyzer an even more important tool for investors to call on.

As a biographer, you have no more important tool than your skepticism, which it's a relief to aim elsewhere.

I'd welcome your thoughts about whether you agree that this can become a more important tool for redress.

Now that longer-range jets are a reality, they'll doubtless become an even more important tool for the shadowy world of spycraft.

Yet in most countries other than America, government spending is a much more important tool for combating inequality than the tax system.

With improvements in technology and the growth of the national DNA database – it now contains the profiles of more than 5 million people – DNA analysis is becoming an ever more important tool in solving crime.

But for all the thought that doesn't go into the process, the toothbrush is one of the more important tools we use in our daily lives.

In recent years, impulsive differential equations have become more important tools in some mathematical models of real processes and phenomena studied in physics, biotechnology, chemical technology, population dynamics and economics; see [1 5].

In 87.9% of patients, caecal dilatation was diagnosed via rectal palpation, which was a more important diagnostic tool than swinging and/or percussion auscultation.

Fees are rocketing up while funding dries up, even while Masters degrees are becoming more important professional tools than ever.

By applying the discrete choice approach in our study, we were able to establish experts' preferences regarding which capacity domains represented more important organisational tools and supports to facilitate research use, and obtain utilities for each capacity domain in order to calculate total scores.