Sentence examples for perhaps more essential from inspiring English sources

Less extroverted than the "Bornemissza" music but perhaps more essential were the "Scenes from a Novel," setting Russian poetry by Rimma Dalos.

Considering Nokia's position bracing itself for a mobile future independent (for at least several years) of any direct business in consumer hardware post the sale of the handset business to Microsoft, building out that platform to be more useful is perhaps more essential than ever before.

The latter question is perhaps more essential in regard to Salinger than any other 20th century American writer, for in his four slim books — "The Catcher in the Rye," "Nine Stories," "Franny and Zooey" and "Raise High the Roof Beam, Carpenters and Seymour: An Introduction" — he sought to offer instructions for living, producing less stories per se than parables, or koans.

Adequate calibration of a model is, perhaps, more essential for clinical decision-making and risk adjustment of surgical outcome data.

It is no different when developing your business, perhaps even more essential.

There was another advantage, perhaps even more essential for his future.

These are the markets where mobile is, perhaps, even more essential than it is in markets like the U.S., since in countries like China the smartphone or tablet is often the only device a consumer has to get online.

It's perhaps even more essential for communities in WUI areas to take immediate initiative and create a defensible space around all structures.

Forward functional genomics approaches such as transposon-mediated insertion mutagenesis could provide valuable information about the parasite genome by associating a gene with its function, while perhaps more importantly deciphering essential from non-essential components of the genome.

In Mr. Draghi's case, his deft touch and, perhaps more important, his essential malleability, are legend.

The successful integration of these narratives makes Confession perhaps an even more essential read than its predecessor--at least for the open-minded.