Sentence examples for new level of importance from inspiring English sources

No, I had elevated the quest for the lowly subcompact and its ilk to a new level of importance.

The N.I.M.H. recently selected schizophrenia as one of its five major targets, elevating it to a new level of importance.

It has taken a new level of importance now that the competition on the employment market has grown exponentially.

Ironically, "Shoah" eventually helped usher in an era of testimony that elevated stories of trauma to a new level of importance, especially in cultural production and universities.

But when you're living in New York, far away from your parents and hometown mosques, the local community takes on a whole new level of importance.

Each purchase takes on a new level of importance as purchasers have less to spend and want to buy only what they trust.

Women were given a new level of political importance and one that has not been lost by subsequent leaders.

Diversity and inclusion has taken on a new level of corporate importance in recent years and nowhere have the changes in attitude been more profound than in the energy industry.

In his remarkable book, Before the Revolution, Daniel K. Richter elevates this basic premise of historical inquiry to a new level of interpretive importance by using it as the framework for his discussion as well as the structure of the book itself.

The ideas contained within are potent, and the story took on a new level of social importance just months after its March , 2001publication for sadly obvious reasons.

That tension is carefully charted in "Catholicism and American Freedom," John T. McGreevy's brilliant book, which brings historical analysis of religion in American culture to a new level of insight and importance.