Sentence examples for most important remarks from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, in a speech in Texas on the importance of voting rights, Hillary Clinton made one of the most important remarks of her campaign so far: "We need a Supreme Court who cares more about the right to vote of a person than the right to buy an election of a corporation".

The 44th American president's feminist essay for Glamour, in which he highlights his personal and political views on women's progress, is being extolled as his most important remarks on feminism to date.

Further than showing differences found between amoebae, the most important remark in this study is that the presence of proteases in both, total extracts and in conditioned medium are not determinative in tissue destruction.

Both ways allow CdSe/TOP/amphiphile NCs to be released from micellar plug to electrolyte buffer, to form a new peak (Fig.  4); with the most important remark, that the effect can be controlled by current electrophoretic conditions.

"Of all the rocks upon which we build our lives, we are reminded today that family is the most important," said Senator Obama, in remarks he delivered at the Apostolic Church of God in Chicago.

The next and most important part of your remarks is your message.

Finally and most important, in your closing remarks, make sure you say that this great nation was built by good strong Americans like you; concerned hard-working people who love this country and rate things.

The Supreme Court's most important function, as Charles Black once remarked, lies in its validation of Congress's choices, not the opposite.

As they remark, the most important observation in this study was the fact that proteases apparently do not participate in tissue destruction.

To this end, final remarks on the most important formulations currently under clinical trial are provided.

Mitchell remarks: "Perhaps the most important force, and the force least studied in the analysis of buckling, is friction" (Mitchell 2008).