Sentence examples for most important branches from inspiring English sources

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.

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

Ten months after the formation of the unity government, he continues to control the most important branches of it, including the intelligence services and the police, as well as the media.

Although forestry in Ontario does not rank with agriculture in terms of value of production, it is still one of the most important branches of the national forest-products industry.

These findings of Gödel and Montague are closely related to the general study of computability, which is usually known as recursive function theory (see mathematics, foundations of: The crisis in foundations following 1900: Logicism, formalism, and the metamathematical method) and which is one of the most important branches of contemporary logic.

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.

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).

The second most important branch of the government is the National Assembly, and it is no longer controlled by Chavismo.