Sentences with phrase «of considerable importance»

A seventh matter of considerable importance to health is the use of alcoholic beverages.

This urban concentration is a circumstance of considerable importance in the present connection.

The lack of a tradition that has status in the university would have practical consequences of considerable importance.

It is understandable then that as fresh characters are transmitted by inheritance, a mutation may well constitute a starting - point for variations of species perhaps of considerable importance.

First of all, the UK is the EU's largest trading partner, one of the largest economies in the world, and a market of considerable importance for many businesses and jobs across the continent.

(As one of the book's great blind spots, Herberg did not spend much time considering racial divisions in America, calling them an «anomaly of considerable importance» to his general scheme.)

Women as lay members apparently occupied a place of considerable importance in the church, and Phoebe is referred to as a «deaconess of the church at Cenchreae» (Rom.

This saturation characteristic is of considerable importance when we consider the future impact of such broadcasters.

The Athletic manager had been a fine servant at San Mames during his playing career and is un hombre del club, which is a status of considerable importance in La Liga and even more so in Bilbao.

There is an additional looming danger of considerable importance: Ethiopia, itself energy - poor and undergoing drought conditions, is shortly (in 2017) to complete construction of the largest hydro - electric dam in Africa, its Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD).

Cuban artist Belkis Ayón (1967 — 1999) died at age thirty - two, leaving behind a body of work of considerable importance for the history of contemporary printmaking.

In the eighties, Galerie Max Hetzler presented the work of four American artists of considerable importance: Jeff Koons, Christopher Wool, Robert Gober and Cady Noland.

Wright is of considerable importance because the entire structure for listing those working with both children and vulnerable adults is to be replaced in September 2008 by the system implemented by the Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006 (SVGA 2006).

It remains of considerable importance to examine whether or not the case is one in which the admission of the plea of guilty of a now absent co-defendant would have an unfair effect upon the trial by closing off many, or even all, of the issues which the jury is trying.

Chicago, besides being centrally located, was already of considerable importance in the real estate world.

The scope of the exclusion categories is therefore of considerable importance and has been revisited in a number of recent cases.

Snow cover, or the lack thereof, is of considerable importance for decision makers in transportation, hunting and other sectors of Arctic economies.

«The subject matter of the e-mail involved the independence of experts, an issue of considerable importance to the administration of justice generally,» wrote Howard Winkler and Eryn Pond, lawyers at Winkler Dispute Resolution, and Andrew Lokan, a partner at Paliare Roland Rosenberg Rothstein LLP.

But in my opinion Home from the War is of considerable importance.

The conclusion is of considerable importance.

It clearly follows that the study of manners, one of the most powerful and commonly used kinds of language, is of considerable importance.

It is of considerable importance that man prepare himself to encounter historical realizations of evil in which a high degree of «morality» is joined with a

Particularly this group of antibiotics is of considerable importance to human medicine.

«Genetic factors,» say the authors, «are of considerable importance.»

«We think that the data obtained from these experiments will be of considerable importance to the oil companies — not least because they are now expanding their activities into environmentally - sensitive areas in and around the Barents Sea,» says Netzer.

«This finding is of considerable importance.

«The fact that noxious chemicals in tobacco smoke once deposited change in chemistry to become even more toxic and carcinogenic is of considerable importance to the health of all of us, but our children in particular.

Selecting an injury lawyer who will do everything possible to ensure that your case reaches a speedy and successful conclusion could be of considerable importance for clients whose injury has resulted in financial strain or hardship.

Due to the nature of the laws that govern same - sex marriages in separate states, it is of considerable importance that any person in a same - sex marriage who is considering a divorce or separation contact a Virginia same - sex divorce lawyer in order to understand the full extent of his or her rights.

The amendment, if it survives the House of Commons, is of considerable importance and may mark a turning point in the debate with the current Lord Chancellor in his dash to introduce commercial service organisations to the market through the promotion of ABSs.

This is of considerable importance to those who trade in the particular areas affected by changes.

While most of those issues were not dealt with, the decision nevertheless is one of considerable importance, not just because there are literally hundreds (perhaps thousands) of similar claims that awaited the outcome, but more importantly because of the confirmation of the principle that implied warranties applicable to a leased product apply not only at the outset of the term of the lease but throughout that term.

The increase in general damages is of considerable importance and thus any uncertainty about how it is to be implemented increases practitioner concern.

Ever since human beings discovered that they could bend in the middle, proper seating has been a matter of considerable importance.