Sentence examples for most important branch from inspiring English sources

Comparative grammar was the most important branch of linguistics in the 19th century in Europe.

And, as was noted in 1812, China was now "the most important branch of the Company's concerns".

He is due to retire next year as head of the army, the most important branch of the armed forces.

52 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS the Philippines, a most important branch of our work in the Islands, as the very best we can do for the Filipino is to teach him to be a good farmer.

The commercial connexions and knowledge of the Conductors of the GUARDIAN will, they appre­hend, give them the means of occasionally stating, with accuracy and effect, the condition of Trade and its prospects, particularly as far as regards that most important branch the Cotton Manufacture.

Stevenson viewed normative ethics the branch of ethics which seeks to resolve ethical problems in a systematic, rigorous way as the most important branch of ethics (e.g., 1944, 1 and 336).

Human motion recognition is one of the most important branches of human-centered research activities.

During the early 20th century, one of the most important branches of astronomy was astrometry, the precise measurements of stellar positions and motions.

Periodically ordered mesoporous silicas constitute one of the most important branches of porous materials that are extensively employed in various chemical engineering applications including adsorption, separation and catalysis.

The food industry's most important branches include those producing vegetable oil, processing fish and meat, grinding flour, and making wine.

The vineyards of the republic constitute one of the oldest and most important branches of Georgian agriculture, and perhaps the best loved.