"importance" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- The ability to raise money is taking on more importance.
- It's a difference that will take on greater importance in the future.
- After that, she said, "other factors take on key importance, such as the environment in which the infant lives."
- During this time the nation's capital took on increasing importance in the everyday lives of average Americans.
- This takes on even greater importance when the individual in question is a foreign citizen.
- During the 20th century some of the buildings took on importance in the city's musical community.
- No doubt the problems in orbit below him were far from over, and his every action seemed to take on greater importance.
- And a whole group of minor characters suddenly takes on new importance.
- In election years, the programs take on importance even beyond their profit figures.
- A cosmic joke, perhaps, but one that has taken on importance in recent days.
- That is one of the reasons why the debates take on such importance.
- Transit workers have taken on added importance as a front line for security and safety.
- "Those issues have taken on added importance because of the latest economic growth numbers," said one Republican staff member.
- Sexual responsibility has taken on new importance for this generation of children.
- And in the meantime, the fight had taken on international importance.
- "Any time you do what he's doing as a catcher, it takes on added importance."
- The cold war is over and technology, medical science and the environment have taken on new importance.
- The race has taken on major importance to both parties.
- In an increasingly obese world, their efforts have taken on added importance.
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