Sentence examples for proved particularly important from inspiring English sources

The links with Latin America have proved particularly important, for they have helped the 'Ndrangheta to become a leading player in the global cocaine trade.

His work proved particularly important in the decades following World War II, when the state-owned monopolies of western Europe saw tremendous growth.

This kind of partnership proved particularly important for nationalized airlines that preferred to purchase aircraft whose construction involved, at least in some way, their own domestic aerospace industry.

At Senvion, we have several female engineers, including our head of projects for northern Europe, and the company recognises the value of a healthy work-life balance for all employees – a policy which proved particularly important to me when I returned from maternity leave last year.

Relatively scarce coastal and wetland habitats proved particularly important for many birds.

We analyzed all eQTLs in single sex cohorts, as sex has been shown be markedly affect gene expression and eQTLs in various mouse tissues [12], [13], and this strategy proved particularly important for trans eQTLs which were overwhelmingly sex-specific.

Dry labs are proving particularly important for distance learning and for institutions with limited science resources, like community colleges.

This could prove particularly important given the profound regulatory and liability challenges that lie ahead for any company looking to create a fully autonomous car.

Some Republicans said that an image of stability might prove particularly important, given the turmoil in the months since the destruction of the World Trade Center.

If the Democratic momentum is moving in Mr. Obama's direction, as polls suggest, the votes Mrs. Clinton has been able to bag early will prove particularly important, he said.

Bacterial survival proves particularly important for bacterial propagation.