Sentence examples for probably equally important from inspiring English sources

Later Tonight is the last presidential debate and the New York Yankees are playing against the Boston Red Sox, which is probably equally important.

Xerography was probably equally important, because it changed the quantities of information we shared and therefore our ways of grouping ourselves.

Probably equally important as its otherworldly topography, Vasquez Rocks, just off the Antelope Valley Freeway en route to Palmdale, sit just at the edge of what's known as the Thirty Mile Zone, a radius around Hollywood in which union actors and technical crew can report for work before pay premiums kick in and jack up the costs of production.

However, reducing interindividual variations and improving patient compliance are probably equally important issues.

However, if larger sample size are obtained, these factors such as vasospasm and computed tomography ischemia, which are probably equally important, will be included multivariate model.

However, constraints imposed by the organism's sensory limitations are probably equally important and yet frequently overlooked (McGill & Mittelbach 2006; Pawar et al. 2012).

This fact raises the question of whether the modification of histones has probably been overestimated and the equally important function of HATs and HDACs is the acetylation/deacetylation of nonhistone proteins in vivo.

Second, and equally important, search advertising is probably the most effective form of marketing ever invented.

They are probably their two most dangerous players, but equally important has been the confidence they have given to the young English backs around them.

Equally important contributors to our high health spending, and probably more so, have been two other factors.

Equally important are writers in the Kantian and Romantic traditions (which Emerson probably learned most about from Coleridge's Biographia Literaria).