1.   For immediate purposes what is important about this and similar procedures is that the theoretical generalisation is induced from systematically gathered data.

2.   I wondered once again what was so important about Selkirk.

3.   There is much that is important about all this.

4.   And anyway, what is so important about words?

5.   And it says something even more important about the condition of American society.

6.   But Foer thinks big, he writes exceptionally well, and he says something important about presence and absence, loss and memory.

7.   But what was most important about the experience, he said, was the kinship and common purpose among the diverse group of volunteers.

8.   By the same token, if Republican leaders cannot say openly that they despise the CCC, they will have said something important about their values.

9.   Even then we knew something very important about the inadmissibility of nuclear war.

10.   For William Hisle, what is important about virtual Jerusalem is not so much its links to Judaism as its link, he feels, to God.