Sentences with phrase «great import»

Few questions have greater import for personal, social, and political ethics.

Should we not expect a guiding court decision or a piece of scholarship of potential great import to contain sound references?

A church that is doing something and making a difference is a social institution of great import, but by definition it's a mission.

It's a matter of great import in Durham.

But two recent meetings took on greater import, after BuzzFeed told employees two weeks ago that it was formally dividing its news and entertainment divisions.

If Trump were to disappear from Twitter, foreign intelligence services would surely start attaching greater import to the tweets of surrogates like Donald Trump Jr..

Could the Holy Spirit ever permit the hierarchical teaching office to be wrong in a matter of such great import in the lives of so many Christians?

This weakness is now of great import because we're up against a group of ideologically driven, right - wing public school critics with an agenda for changing, perhaps eliminating, American public schools.

that one was potentially of much greater import, from roy spencer, and was backed up by the lead ipcc author.

I don't understand your down - in - the - sub-basement scientific and / or technical issues of apparently great import, but this missing citation seems pretty, well, silly.

That gives greater import to the freelancing of the Dutch and Canadian courts.

, writes as a guest blogger for the UK blog formerly known Jack of Kent — now called David Allen Green, oddly enough — about what he describes as an «article in The New York Times on the apparent failure by the [London] Metropolitan Police to properly investigate alleged criminal activity by those working for the mainstream media» — an issue of considerably greater import than who gets to profit from sports trinkets and bulletin boards:

Homework in middle school takes on greater import than in earlier grades, so homework return problems surface in major ways in middle school.

«Lots of the pure discoveries we make have great import for food security and the challenges farmers in tropical countries face from insects and fungi that infect their crops,» he notes.

Although as a solicitor I may criticise the impact that these judicial plans will have upon practice, the unintended consequences are arguably of far greater import.

He identified land — water juxtapositions and topography as two major factors with these being of greater import in Polar Regions.

This would indicate either that a common understanding of the meaning of these words was universally assumed or that no one considered the resolution to be of great import.

They decided that the multicultural was of greater import than Western culture.

The issue of day - to - day living is the greatest import of faith for most American Christians.

Although this classification may be justified and of no great import when limited to the level of the history of ideas, it becomes the crucial issue of the person of Jesus when one recognizes, as does Bultmann in the preface to his Jesus and the Word, that it is in the Paessage that one encounters existentially the intention, the understanding of existence constituting the self, and thus the person.

All these issues will in the end be of great import to Arsenal.

It is a very successful system especially for those for whom winning the Premiership is not of any great import viz a viz the majority of the Library clientele.

From the 1960s, he witnessed the great imports Baumgartner, Jaros, Ninaus and Campana fill grounds in the NSW State League against local heroes Johnny Warren, John Watkiss and Brian Smith.

Of greater import was what Tamer learned about the U.S. criminal justice system.

On questions of great import or questions of scant import, he chooses sides based on what, and whom, choosing that particular side makes him feel like, and he argues passionately for his cause, all the more so after facts emerge to prove him a fool, a liar, and a hypocrite.

Less dramatic but of great import, zebrafish, like mice and humans, are vertebrate - having a backbone and a tubular nervous system divided into the brain and spinal cord - and are therefore more likely to be genetically similar to humans than non-vertebrate models such as yeast, roundworms and fruit flies (even though the latter have provided valuable information about mechanisms in vertebrate).

There are many questions in this area of great import that do not have to do with impacts on student achievement — for instance, is there equitable access to current curriculum materials?

Career persons often find research paper writing services of great import to them and one that makes so much sense to them.

As the assassin Altair, you are eluding guards on the rooftops of the middle east, assassinating targets on your way to acquire an item of great import.

The title of Adam Straus's recent exhibition of landscape paintings, «Sublimis Interruprus,» suggests that something has gone radically amiss in a moment of great import.

At the root of this sorry affair is the crucial question of whether Americans are free to lambast public figures on matters of great import.

The issues of particular concern to A.B. are also of great import to any school board.

It is not a question of the dollar value of the outcome — it is a motivational incentive that is of the greatest import.