Sentence examples for of equally important from inspiring English sources

Is our world flattening into a series of equally important (or unimportant) actions that pass us by without commentary?

Though sex dominated the closed-door debates over the conference document, the dozens of panels, briefings and luncheons here took up a range of equally important and sometimes bitterly contested issues.

We let N c C 2 = 3 for w2 assuming that it is composed of equally important information bits and less important parity bits of w1 and least important extra parity bits w e. w1 is received at the destination from the source, while w e is received at the destination from the relay.

Many public health interventions have more than one primary outcome; some may even have a range of equally important outcomes.

Hence, the assumption of equally important atoms might not be realistic in a VS for ligands against a specific protein target.

Service delivery studies are interested in a range of equally important outcomes including clinical outcome, cost effectiveness, access to services, burden on staff and risk of serious adverse events.

And if the Legislature creates a formula that locks a portion of state revenues up for the schools, what of the needs of other, equally important social services?

This signalling to the world was of course, equally important in terms of the message that it sent to Mexicans.

Looking ahead: in contrast, in the next section, we will engage in a discussion of the equally important "external/module-theoretic" properties of Leavitt path algebras.

However, in my opinion, concentration on just one part of this critical issue at the exclusion of other equally important aspects is problematic.

She is also the author of the equally important book on the global power of Monsanto, the world's "most controversial company": The World According to Monsanto.