Perhaps more important, when the fan was on, no mosquitoes approached us.
The triumph of story over fact becomes ever more important when the politician's delivery is widely witnessed.
More important, when the mice were autopsied, the brains of the active ones showed far fewer deposits of beta amyloid.
More important, when the video was shown on the British show "Top of the Pops," sales of Queen's album soared.
Looking for patterns became all the more important when the fathers and daughters hit a difficult climb.
And it became more important when the Supreme Court, in the Citizens United case, cleared the way for corporations to spend unlimited amounts on elections.
The face becomes all the more important when the hands are otherwise occupied, as when a conductor simultaneously plays a keyboard, a common practice of early-music specialists like Mr. Bicket.
More important, when the first bottle of the wine (christened Abissi, meaning depths in Italian) was opened for a celebratory toast, Mr. Lugano was, as he put it, "quite pleased".
The real coordination will probably be more important when the regulations are written and we can still hope all the world's great economies overdo that as one.Thanks to all for the contributions.
That will become more important when the post of high representative goes: for it is then assumed that Bosnia's fractious leaders can continue to be cajoled into reforming their dysfunctional state via pressure from Brussels.The Dayton peace agreement succeeded in ending the country's war a decade ago.
But when next month's decision seems to be all but made--and, more important, when the market thinks so--it's hard to see the point of speaking in a code that everyone understands: you may as well speak in plain English.
