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The phrase "are not very important" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to downplay the significance of something in a discussion or argument.
Example: "While these details are not very important, they do provide some context to the overall situation."
Alternatives: "are of little significance" or "are not crucial."
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"My emotions are not very important.
He said: "My emotions are not very important.
The words "but not be limited to" are not very important really to us.
"Mr. Sarkozy and Mr. Brown are not very important to us," he said.
"The methods are solid but the findings are not very important", said another.
In democracies with proportional representation (as in continental Europe), maps are not very important.
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Parents aren't very important in my stories.
For someone who's been through so much, though, those things aren't very important.
One clear implication is that country managers aren't very important any more.
Sometimes people have a tendency to ignore the people standing alone, assuming that they must be alone because they aren't very important.
You waste a lot of time trying to do a lot of things that aren't very important.
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are not very crucial
are not very sportsmanlike
are not very welcome
are not very straightforward
are not very territorial
are not very studious
are not very specific
are not very precise
are not very good
are not very strong
are not very representative
are not very impressed
are not very optimistic
are not very uniform
are not very expensive
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