Sentence examples for much more central from inspiring English sources

Scriptural authority and disagreements surrounding the divinity of Christ were much more central to these fissures.

They've also made the topic of art and creativity much more central.

This latest report gives behavioural change a much more central role than in 2007.

If another key theme of the first book was life, then much more central to this one is death.

A new leadership team was appointed to the foundation, Band left the C.G.I., and Hillary and Chelsea Clinton took much more central roles.

Our actual lives are punctuated by moral gravity, which makes some people (kith and kin) much more central and forceful in our daily orbit of values.

The key managerial informants, particularly in Brazil but also retrospectively in the UK, raised much more fundamental questions that challenged various central assumptions in the way that supply chain management approaches portray interorganizational choices.

In a speech in Washington, meanwhile, the Fed's vice chairman, Roger W. Ferguson Jr., said it was not yet clear how much more the central bank might have to cut interest rates to restore the economy to a healthy growth rate.

Leasing office space in the West End is twice as expensive as in Madison Avenue in New York.For all that the city's skyline is dominated by cranes, were developers given free rein much more of central London would be being rebuilt.

And this week Catalonia number two (after Andalusia) in population, number one in real significance, think its citizens spelled out its notions of just how much more.The central government already faces separatist terrorism in the Basque region, and the government there campaigns, non-violently, to break away from Spain in favour of "association".

Both apps feature design changes that make the photography they show off much more the central focus.