Sentence examples for which became important from inspiring English sources

In Rome fragrant woods were replaced by imported incense, which became important in public and private sacrifices and in the cult of the emperor.

In the 1950s they developed thioguanine and 6-mercaptopurine (6MP), which became important treatments for leukemia.

It did not fit into the culture of internalized guilt, which became important in later antiquity and characterizes the modern West.

He became a very eloquent preacher for the Methodist cause and translated the gospel message into hymns, which became important means of evangelism.

These companies had the resources to do long-distance garbage transportation, which became important for cities like New York, where the last local landfill, at Fresh Kills, on Staten Island, closed in 2001.

When I was pregnant with my daughter (now 21) I turned to one of their books, Liberated Parents, Liberated Children, first published in 1974 which became important to me as I determined what my own parenting philosophy would be.

It is then the exception which becomes important.

It's very pretty, for one thing, Ms. Spacek said, but it also subtly makes the point, which becomes important later, that the window is open.

Nationalists use her as proof that the SNP is more than a one-man band, which becomes important if (or as) the public tires of its present leader.

Visual saliency is modelled as a combination of low level, as well as high level features which become important at the higher-level visual cortex.

But Illston ruled — yet again — in the government's favor, which becomes important because Anderson has refused to testify at the trial.