1.   A trend had already been set in textiles, where the comparative advantage of cheap labour was becoming important.

2.   But it is becoming increasingly important that an accord on foreign corporate investment is negotiated between leading industrial nations.

3.   Fees become more important than public duty or public contribution.

4.   Flows become more important than resources.

5.   Here, the electrical properties of cells must have become important.

6.   However, it has become increasingly important, too, that borrowers should not be exploited unknowingly.

7.   If men closed further, accuracy became less important, and powerful grenades became extremely effective.

8.   If the case became important, Holder figured, paperwork would cross his desk in due course.

9.   Intentions become more important than the consequences of actions.