Example sentences of "new [conj] important [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Another important function of predicated theme is to signal information structure by presenting the element following It + BE in the main clause as the new or important item to which the hearer's/reader 's attention is drawn . |
| 2 | With a new and important addition from the Swiss detective agency . |
| 3 | Although Lord Cairns regarded the principles applicable as extremely simple , it seems clear that the common law was faced by a new and important problem which could not be solved by merely applying the existing authorities . |
| 4 | The once-important road from the ferry to Lochcarron village is now quiet and demoted ; it joins the A.896 from Shieldaig at the entrance to the village , beyond which , with the new loch now behind , a new and important road junction is reached . |
| 5 | On the contrary , the use of such materials will consolidate and extend our students ’ familiarity with computational techniques while introducing them to a relatively new and important range of historical source material . |
| 6 | Similarly , if new and important evidence came to light during a review which was not given at the inspector 's investigation , the Chief Inspector should be able to apply to have the review discontinued , following which he should reopen the inspector 's investigation . |
| 7 | Not only do these pictures help to consolidate our general knowledge of glass-making processes , but they also reveal some new and important evidence on the ways in which specific types of glass wares were produced . |
| 8 | This depends upon whether the Appeal Committee decides that it will have to adjourn the hearing and carry on with it later because some new and important information has been produced , or because the Committee want you or the Council to give it more information . |
| 9 | When I spoke with Mike Spring , creator and master planner of this new and important Hyperion series about a year ago , he was full of enthusiasm about the music and artists which were to be recruited to perform it . |