Sentence examples for a lot less important from inspiring English sources

She said that she used to value a lot more their opinion about who she should marry, how the husband needed to be, however, living in the United States made the importance of her parents' view a lot less important.

"With my generation, it's a lot less important.

The quantity of students' homework is a lot less important than its quality.

In my opinion, the motives of any witness are a lot less important than the evidence the witness provides.

My biggest misgiving is a sense that Cleopatra herself is a lot less important to these discoveries than it seems here.

Certain businesses that have been slammed by the recession or the economic aftermath of Sept. 11 -- stock brokerages, advertising agencies, garment factories -- are just a lot less important outside the city.

His ruling established one of the defining qualities of film noir: what matters is that there is suspicion, betrayal, paranoia, carnality, blackmail, murder and lies; who is responsible is a whole lot less important.

(Opponents counter that service has not nearly kept pace with ridership increases, leading to a lot less of many important things, like space and seats).

It's sure that European exits are a lot less impressive and important that the US ones.

I think they may be having two ideas in their head at once: one about the institution of marriage and what its status is in society today, which is to say that it's a lot less dominant, central or important in society, [and another about] their own wishes for their future, in which they personally would very much like to be married.

UBS, which is ahead of both Deutsche and Barclays in terms of capital strength, detailed plans to buy back the equity in a fund set up by the Swiss National Bank during the crisis to house toxic assets: that will drive its capital ratio higher still.Funding gets a lot less attention but also shows important improvements.