Sentence examples for nearly equal importance from inspiring English sources
In the second round of survey, two newly-added causes, labeled 'poverty as a disease-proliferating factor' and 'poverty as the reason for market failure', were considered the most important causes for the treatment deficit; nearly equal importance was attributed to the lack of (sustainable) public R&D funding, which had been ranked first in the initial round of survey.
Of nearly equal importance is the second task, the appropriate distribution of the product.
Now securing Basra and its population has become a political and psychological objective for the allies of nearly equal importance with the larger showdown in central Iraq.
Mr. Calhern, whom we will consider first, does his best to subordinate himself to the play — to give the impression, that is, that he is only part of an enterprise that involves a good many other people of nearly equal importance.
A poll by the Pew Research Center conducted Sept. 7 to Oct. 4 found that most Latino men and women are not so far apart on the issues: They give nearly equal importance to health care, jobs and education, and nearly half say the country is headed in the right direction.
The first two are nearly equal in importance; the Pat Riley rule that rebounds equal rings has always resonated with me, and if you look at most recent N.C.A.A. champions, they tend to have very talented guards.
EU requirements on reduced energy demand to achieve Nearly Zero Energy Buildings are of equal importance to pollution and raw-material consumption.
Nearly every suggestion made the cut, and each object was of equal importance, whether it was a loaf of Mother's Pride bread, a clock tower or a pigeon.
The nearly equal kinetic parameters of the Arg299Lys mutant (bearing an ε-amino group) and native ACCO (bearing a guanidinium group) indicate the importance of a positively charged residue for interacting with bicarbonate.
Both have equal importance".
Women enjoy nearly equal rights.
