Sentence examples for Of diminished importance from inspiring English sources

"So the ads are of diminished importance in a social media age, and things like debates become of outsized importance".

Djenné is now an agricultural trade centre, of diminished importance, with several examples of Muslim architecture, including its large, mud-walled mosque rebuilt in the early 20th century.

"When you start moving from a culture that rewards relationships to one that rewards results, there are people who feel a sense of diminished importance and loss, and that's upsetting and makes them angry".

And the differences in state law are of diminished importance in respect to a proposed settlement in which the defendants have waived all defenses and agreed to compensate all those who were injured.

The expression pattern of these genes as seen in Figure 2 suggests that factors influencing growth and cellular organization, while necessary during developmental phases, are of diminished importance in postmitotic adult tissue.

That will mean more honest discussion of the diminished importance of nuclear weapons.

There were few surprise moves from last season's top teams, which in itself is an indicator of the diminished importance of the draft.

…overthrown by the Brahman minister Vasudeva, who founded the Kanva dynasty, which lasted 45 years and following which the Magadha area was of greatly diminished importance until the 4th century ce.

However, we should not lose sight of the less-obvious corollary of these developments: the diminished importance of the voice of customers in the day-to-day practice of many companies.

Purchasers no longer talked of contracts as instruments that could be used to lever service improvements and, though the language of partnership and co-operation was much in evidence, this was not so much a reflection of the growth of relational contract norms but the diminished importance of the contracting framework.

In addition we find evidence of a general divergence of Pix proteins in Ecdysozoa, which correlates with diminished importance of cilia and flagella and a simplification of centrioles.