The phrase "a non important" is not correct in English; it should be "unimportant." You can use "unimportant" when describing something that lacks significance or value.
Example: "In the grand scheme of things, this issue is quite unimportant."
Alternatives: "not significant" or "of little importance."
So there you have it -- a fable for our time -- the envy of all social aggregators facing legal pigeonholing as a non-important way to share information.
31, 52 However, since we did adjust for the effect of BMI, we believe that the likelihood of this threat is relatively low and that our results could be interpreted as indicating that low muscle mass that is not associated with low muscle strength may be a non-important threat to functionality.
Try on a non-important teddy first, in case you wreck your favorite one.
Suddenly, a city that was an almost non important little agglomeration, far away from Paris, became a big player.
In return for French willing ness to regard Iraq as a "non belligerent," important oil con cessions have been given to a French concern.
Reconstructing the evolutionary history of these complex genomic regions is a non-trivial, but important task.
One such gene was IPS1 a non-coding gene important for Pi homeostasis that exhibited an initial fold-change in roots and shoots of 63 and 95, respectively.
One way to deal with this issue is to use what is called "pruning" (Jäckel 2005) which is a way of eliminating these non-important points.
The decision to close the forum certainly seems at odds with the argument that the original "no" to Lisbon was largely due to unfamiliarity with the treaty – surely this would make a non-partisan debate more important, not less important?
The plot is sort of non-important. .
