Sentence examples for of major import from inspiring English sources

Though Americans have little interest in biathlon, it gets significant coverage in Europe, where commentators can make a missed target seem like a matter of major import.

"These things will continue to sputter along, but I really don't think they'll be of major import ever again," he says.

And Mr. Black is so wryly funny and incisive about matters of major import that he doesn't need to pile on poor, pointless Kim Kardashian.

And Democrats warned Republicans that they would hear from voters on an issue of major import to women as they accused Republicans of missing an opportunity to help victims of pay discrimination pursue justice in court.

The Edmonton team has successfully treated eight patients, and their results, which will be published next month in The New England Journal of Medicine, were posted on its Web site in June as an "early release," which the journal reserves for studies of major import.

His characters all have a dialectical fluency that is stunted by their inhibition and introversion; they are unfulfilled despite intelligence and talent, and a sense of having sparked situations of major import that they can't quite master is one of Bujalski's constants.

Also included are current and projected crop stocks and supply and demand prospects of major importing and exporting countries.

An article on Jan . 9about the financial dealings of the family of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto of Pakistan referred incorrectly to the holder of a 1990 contract to provide preshipment verification of major imports for the Pakistani Government.

It was only on April 1st that India dismantled the last of its major import quotas after losing a case before a tribunal of the World Trade Organisation.

A new area of prospective major import is in the esoteric sounding but eminently practical Energy Harvesting field essentially a closed system that converts commonplace physical occurrences as vibrations, temperature variation and radiant energy into a usable energy source.

Improved international relations between eastern Europe and the west led to major imports of Polish and Russian-bred Arabian horses to western Europe and the United States in the 1970s and 1980s.