Sentence examples for renewed importance from inspiring English sources

Now, Aedes aegypti has gained renewed importance.

At the Geneva salon, Vacheron Constantin was one of several brands that emphasized the hallmark's renewed importance.

Silver is of renewed importance today, as it has the ability to potentiate antibiotics against resistant bacterial strains.

The Polish PermRep said the report highlighted the renewed importance of Pakistan to NATO, and an urgent requirement for NATO to put added pressure on Pakistan.

Although radix 10 based arithmetic has been gaining renewed importance over the last few years, decimal systems are not efficient enough and techniques are still under development.

Since radix-10 arithmetic has been gaining renewed importance over the last few years, high performance decimal systems and techniques are highly demanded.

After a brief slowdown of the economy at the end of the Depression, the country entered World War II, which renewed the importance of railroads.

In an echo of this, the spirited campaign for the Marbles' return to Athens renews their importance — to the benefit of both the British Museum and Greece's heritage.

However, as Next Wave's editors around the world found out, this work continues apace and has in fact taken on a renewed urgency and importance in the face of dwindling financial resources.

More specifically, the AIDS response can pave the way for Africa to enhance its industrial platform through developing its pharmaceutical sector, while emphasising with renewed vigour the importance of inclusive processes and heightened accountability for effective health governance.

Community participation in public health is one of the central themes of the primary health care (PHC) approach, which was first popular in the late 1970s, but that now enjoys a renewed sense of importance because of the 2008 World Health Report and the 'call back' to Alma-Ata currently being promoted by the World Health Organization (WHO) (4).