Modifies a noun

• role: Folk dance groups played an important role in our career.

• factor: Of course the most important factor for many of us is the cost.

• part: Teaching them to use the roads safely is an important part of helping them to avoid injury.

• aspect: Just use the links below to find out about some of the most important aspects of our work.

• thing: There are more important things in life than gambling.

• issue: I will now deal with the most important issues of all head on.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Economic security is becoming daily more important for State security.

• seem: It seems important that the health and social needs of rural communities should form part of the discussion for sustainable developments.

• consider: English is generally considered more important than most other subjects.

• remain: Many of the points pertinent to external biosecurity remain important here.

Infinitive complement

• remember: Also, it is important to remember that style is a vehicle for saying something.

• note: However, it is important to note that nothing more can go in there.

• recognize: As to the summer, it is important to recognize that the British economy is in better shape than virtually any other.

• understand: That is why it is important to understand the architecture of the Bill.

• ensure: In such cases it is important to ensure that a procedure for creating archival back-up copies is adopted.

• emphasize: It is important to emphasize that the Commissioners assume joint responsibility for all projects and all decisions made in relation to them.

Modifying Another Word

• vitally: I know how vitally important an efficient transport system is to country life.

Preposition: in

• context: However, the construction and meaning of documents in general may become extremely important in the context of an alleged competition law infringement.

Preposition: for

• wildlife: The excellent bank side cover is important for wildlife including otter and greater and lesser horseshoe bats.

Preposition: by

• annotator: This page allows to view which sentences are considered important by the annotators.