of equal importance

And of equal importance is reading to children from a very early age.

Of equal importance, she did not understand the changes in her body.

Difficult one, with both dark and bright areas of equal importance.

Of equal importance is to have the funds to run for the position.

No two features are allowed to be of equal importance.

If another window or door of equal importance should come on the market, she said, "I believe it would bring much more."

Environment, social aspects and economy are each of equal importance.

And we're doing so, if you like, along two tracks which are of equal importance.

And who knew how many other links there were of equal importance?

Here every character is of equal importance as the story moves ahead.

But in the interview Europe put his finger on something of equal importance.

When you talk about a pitching staff, everybody's of equal importance, basically.

Financial and operational tasks are of equal importance, for example.

Again an answer: Because only by reading the book had he discovered that the ship model was of equal importance.

However, his earlier work at Cahokia is of equal importance.

"Though a separate inquiry of equal importance is also in progress."

Some are born to other things of equal importance.

The elements are inseparable and of equal importance in "California."

Similar relationships may be of equal importance in the diabetic subject.

The word "duo" usually means a piece in which the two parts are of equal importance.

Of equal importance is the message conveyed through body posture.

"And how do you know that these fine begonias are not of equal importance?"

Exposing more quality players is of equal importance to money."

"All of the issues are of equal importance to us," he said.

Of equal importance, however, is the maintenance of order outside the market.