Sentence examples for phenomenally important from inspiring English sources

"Ticket prices are phenomenally important.

"It will be phenomenally important if they actually did it".

"If people are willing to open their home, that is phenomenally important," she said.

"I think the BBC's role in bringing to people's attention the great things being done by arts organisations across the country and artists is phenomenally important," he said.

The point here is that this was a tailor-made opening for the press to push the candidates hard on a phenomenally important question: What should we be doing in the short and long term about U.S. energy requirements?

Yet this book makes a persuasive case for why the very superficiality of Franklin's thinking, his ability to "delve into the shallows of simple lessons," could yield such phenomenally important consequences.

Early GV employees like Krishna Yeshwant, who leads the life sciences team, did phenomenally well in articulating why it's important.

This is important, since financial services is a phenomenally competitive industry, especially in the retail area.

"YouTube is phenomenally valuable in terms of traffic and in the Internet sector this is important just like location is important in real estate," Sasa Zorovic, an analyst at Oppenheimer, told Reuters.

My opening caveat about absentees notwithstanding, the book I'm saddest not to see here is Ishiguro's The Buried Giant, a phenomenally serious and risk-taking piece of work that kickstarted an important conversation about what literature could be, if only we'd chuck the reductive labels out.

(Media Networks, which includes the phenomenally profitable ESPN and cable TV ventures, is by far the most important).