Sentence examples for outlined the importance from inspiring English sources
Faraj, whose brother Ali owns the club, outlined the importance of getting it removed.
Just after Cuvier's classification, the French naturalist Étienne Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire outlined the importance of homologous structures.
Not opposed to a legitimate place for emotion in ethical discourse, Aristotle outlined the importance of feeling at the proper times and for good reasons.
In one of his letters to me, Peltier had outlined the importance of his faith, in particular the sweat lodge ceremony that he and Leavenworth's other Indians are allowed to hold every Saturday.
Speaking at the Australia team camp in Brisbane yesterday, the coach John Buchanan outlined the importance of Watson to the side, and described his condition as improving in the build-up to the first Test.
Evidence: A report last year from Environment Canada, drawing on the work of over 30 independent caribou scientists, outlined the importance of protecting large tracts of boreal forest critical for the survival of woodland caribou – approximately six million hectares.
GW 6.37pm GMT Earlier today, David Cameron was outlining the importance of the post 2015 development goals at Davos.
Re "At World Cup Time, the Web Never Sleeps" (June 6): Although it is a nice article outlining the importance of the Internet in accessing World Cup news these days, it leaves out an important point.
We've done the research to help you make the case to our politicians, with posters and a leaflet outlining the importance of research, and how current funding levels are letting the UK down.
Köhler outlines the importance of taking a tailor-made approach to each case, invariably involving a young person who is in the process of being recruited by a jihadi group.
At the meeting in Brussels, MEPs will listen to speeches from the initiative's organisers before Françoise Barré-Sinoussi, the French Nobel laureate and virologist, outlines the importance of animal research in the development of new medicines.
