Sentence examples for regained its importance from inspiring English sources

In 1403 it again became subject to Ottoman rule, and in subsequent centuries it regained its importance as a commercial and urban centre because of its location on the caravan route to the East.

The belt never regained its importance as an ornament, and, in illustrations showing clothing worn at the beginning of the 16th century, sword and dagger are sometimes seen hanging at the knight's side without visible support.

Today, while this ancient "City of Eastern Light" has regained its importance as an urban centre, intense growth has led to physical, social and environmental vulnerabilities regardless of numerous planned efforts engaged in city building including adoption of city Master Plans since 1960s.

In The Direction, the weight of ELT on secondary level regained its importance as before, that is, keeping the same weight as Chinese and Mathematics, and together holding the three most important subjects in NCEE, which could be understood from the following Table 3.

Although eclipsed in importance by the later Abbey, Reading Minster has regained its importance since the destruction of the Abbey.

After a period of complete abandonment, it was reoccupied in the Middle Ages, but it never regained its early importance.

Til Barsib was later captured by the Chaldean king Nabopolassar in 611, and thereafter it never regained its former importance.

The city declined during the Crusades and never regained its former importance.

In 1108, however, their king, Ṣadaqah, was defeated and killed by the Seljuq sultan Muḥammad Tapar (1105 18), and the dynasty never regained its former importance.

Not until the exploitation of oil in the Niger River delta began in the late 1950s did the port regain its former importance.

Beyond all these ills, however, a persistent belief endures that the market will eventually improve and housing will regain its traditional importance.