Sentence examples for they were central from inspiring English sources
Between them they were central to the development of the modern western world.
They were central in the creation of Grameen bank in 1983.
Money laundering and identity fraud will be the top priorities, because they were central to the attacks on September 11th.
The memorandum supporting the secretary's decision played down the scientific issues, saying that the environmental impact statements that reviewed the science and recommended ending the lease had been helpful, but in no way indicating they were central to the decision.
The ultra-classical and highly chivalrous "Diamonds" pas de deux from "Jewels" (1967) and the radically modernist, explosive "Agon" (1957) are often seen here, but they were central to Ms. Farrell's own repertory.
"Kertzer's taken the worst examples said and done in the name of the church and argued that they were central to the teachings of the Catholic Church," said Ronald Rychlak, the associate dean of the University of Mississippi law school and the author of "Hitler, the War and the Pope" (Genesis Press), a sympathetic portrait of Pope Pius XII.
A cross-sectional study was conducted in seven hospitals and health centers, which were selected based on the following criteria: 1) they were central-, prorincial- or district-level hospitals or health centers; 2) they have been providing ART services, and 3) a sufficient number of HIV/AIDS patients attend each clinic.
They are Central African.
It means they are central — the inheritors.
They are central to ballet's defining illusion: effortlessness.
