Sentence examples for requisite importance from inspiring English sources

Like many a quirkily brilliant music critic (and especially like Greil Marcus, whose own collected writings about Bob Dylan will be published next month), Mr. Wilentz chooses pet aspects of his subject's career and then invests them with the requisite importance.

The case registers community-acquired Clostridium difficile infection as producing serious complications similar to hospital-acquired Clostridium difficile infection and should be treated with the requisite importance.

Collective consciousness is of key importance to the society, its requisite function without which the society cannot survive.

Many care givers do not have the requisite knowledge or values to recognize the importance of oral hygiene and do not themselves practice appropriate oral hygiene or choose a proper diet [ 9].

In its conclusions, the Amsterdam European Council reaffirmed the importance of simplifying Community legislation, a requisite for improving the quality of European laws.

All three Olympiakos goals were gifts and Wenger was given an exacting reminder of first-choice goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny's importance and, if one were needed, that Sébastien Squillaci is not of the requisite quality to perform at this level.

In particular, transitions into and through postdoctoral training are of importance, as this is a nearly uniform requisite for a faculty position and, at this training step, the participation of women and scientists from URM backgrounds drops significantly from levels seen at the PhD milestone (Martinez et al., 2007; NRC, 2011; National Science Board, 2012).

They are light entertainment with pretensions of political importance, and the inner-diva qualities that are a requisite for anyone who wants to be on TV that much have simply been waiting for the perfect conditions in which to erupt like an Icelandic volcano.

Extant research on behaviour change interventions highlights the importance of structural support and a range of requisites such as capability, motivation, and opportunities [ 2].

Published literature provides little evidence that decentralizing countries would have either fully grasped the importance of the above-mentioned four roles or developed the requisite human resource capacity to assume them effectively.

This suggests the importance of developing provider skill and confidence as pre-requisites for further improvement.