Sentence examples for sometimes as important from inspiring English sources

You can have a lot of athletic ability in this league, but durability is sometimes as important as athletic ability.

But it is tricky because the schedules are so heavy and rest is sometimes as important as the hard training that we put them through.

"We are sometimes as important as priests or poets, but until we dedicate ourselves to worthier goals... we are poets of emptiness," the mission statement proclaims.

This Knicks season is about rebuilding both the roster and their self-image, so their performance is sometimes as important as the final score.

He's brilliant at keeping a straight face when his client (Paul Whitehouse) appears in yet another mad wig — and in therapy, a blank expression is sometimes as important as a sound conceptual framework.

But he also says that "...hiding what you know is sometimes as important as knowing it," which I translate to mean "fake it 'til you make it".

Being contrary sometimes seemed as important to her as being right.

The bottom line is this: Mr. Kerry's universe has faith in common sense, believes questions may sometimes be as important as answers, mistrusts conviction so absolute it can never be questioned, distrusts destiny, distinguishes between power and leadership and rocks to Bruce Springsteen.

In the stage of optimizing a simulated moving bed (SMB) process for continuous separation, the extent of product concentration can sometimes be as important as the other performance criteria such as throughput and product purities.

They remind us that the X factor is sometimes just as important as the superstar in a one-and-done tournament format.

Referred by Top 12 Global Blogger Todd Finley (@finleyt), James Alan Sturtevant (@jamessturtevant), Social Studies teacher at Big Walnut High School in Sunbury, Ohio and Author of You've Gotta Connect, makes the bold recommendation that reaching out to bullies can sometimes be as important as punishment.