Sentence examples for most important intermediaries from inspiring English sources

C.E). has long been recognized as one of the most important intermediaries between ancient philosophy and the Latin Middle Ages and, through his Consolation of Philosophy, as a talented literary writer, with a gift for making philosophical ideas dramatic and accessible to a wider public.

Ethylene, most often derived from oil or natural gas, is one of the most important intermediaries in numerous chemical derivatives and plastics and is used to make everything from detergent bottles and grocery bags to sewer pipes and sundry other products.

The Foreign Office sees Turkey as the most important intermediary in contacts with Damascus, a role that Ankara has sought to cultivate over recent years.

When looking at some of the most important intermediary determinants of maternal mortality, it becomes clear why India and Indonesia are, on the whole, far from reaching their targets.

To date, no studies have assessed the effects of low-dose GC treatment on the three most important pathways of intermediary metabolism.

Are you implying that it's impossible for us to experience directly — without intermediaries — the most important things in life?

For the purpose of primordial star formation, the most important formation channel is via the intermediary reaction of radiative association of free electrons with neutral hydrogen atoms (McDowell 1961; Peebles and Dicke 1968): mathrm{H}+mathrm{e}^rightarrowmathrm{H}^+gamma.

His most important political services were rendered as an intermediary between Queen Victoria and Gladstone, his closest political friend from 1868.

But, by the final days of LeFevre's and Smith's careers, volume had flat-lined, complexity had become politically toxic, and — most important to their jobs — the muppets had revolted, with intermediaries becoming less necessary.

One of the most important exporters of beads to West Africa, acting as intermediary between bead producers and traders, was the firm of J.F. Sick and Co.

Perhaps the most important networking skill of all is the ability to introduce yourself to people without an intermediary.