Sentence examples for recurring importance from inspiring English sources

Seeking review at an earlier stage of the case, the Bush administration called the issue one of "exceptional and recurring importance".

Lawyers for Mr. Weeks told the justices that "studies show that juror misunderstanding of instructions is alarmingly common," and that the case presented "a problem of special and recurring importance to the administration of justice".

Rather than analyze the language of individual works of literature, as the New Critics did, Frye stressed the larger or deeper imaginative patterns from which all literary works are constructed and the recurring importance of literature's underlying archetypes.

Of similarly high and recurring importance in plant domestication and crop improvement are flowering time and plant height, which often show significant genetic correlation with one another [ 13, 14].

From the trailer, "The Counselor" has that feeling of a splashy gangster movie, is filled with desert-set action sequences and a recurring cheetah whose importance is unknown (except to the Russians).

And so… I try to look out… as you can imagine I'm very attuned to people's needs in this area [depression] when I'm involved as a social worker…" [Patient 7] Subtheme j – preventing recurrent depression A recurring theme was the importance placed on listening, empathy, and striving to understand the patient's experiences and preferences.

Last month, Google also announced that it was trying to make its ads even more "useful and relevant" by scanning for "importance signals" and recurring topics within messages to better serve up appropriate advertising.

Further research is warranted on the importance of episodic, or recurring intermittent exposures in determining nicotine's effects, and those of other nicotinic agents, on behavior.

Altogether, the high topological significance of the pattern instances in Figure 5 seems to reflect the importance of the few recurring interactions between these essential genes for E. coli adequately.

Another theme recurring in the interviews was the importance of social relationships and support from colleagues, and foreign-born physicians evaluated team climate positively in the survey, regardless of the health care sector in which they worked.

A recurring theme for us has been the importance of working with partners and allies, in countries with long and rich traditions of social activism.