Sentence examples for bit less important from inspiring English sources

Relatively good returns, meaning better performance than the market, has become a bit less important than absolute returns (ie, not losing money, especially when the market falls).

This suggest that what happens in the political sphere is a bit less important than what happens on the social sphere, in terms of food.

That lets promoters ensure they're not paying talent more than they'll take in from ticket sales, and it gives them more negotiating leverage, because performers themselves are a bit less important when it comes to attracting an audience.

That makes the holiday season a bit less important, which is why publishers have been content to let a raft of major titles originally slated for late 2009 slip into 2010.

These writings, I think, would turn out to be a bit less important than the 1960 election of John F. Kennedy as the first Catholic president, an event that by and large ended overt attacks on religion.

We let N c C 2 = 3 for w2 assuming that it is composed of equally important information bits and less important parity bits of w1 and least important extra parity bits w e. w1 is received at the destination from the source, while w e is received at the destination from the relay.

One interesting part of it is called "bit allocation" wherein the camera sensor pushes more bits to the areas containing people's faces and subtracts bits from less important things in the background that are going on.

That first bit is the less important part, but is still worth flagging as questionable.

UEP [7 12] improves the system by protecting more the more important bits, and protecting less the less important bits, thus improving the average performance of the system with the same amount of resources.

Not only has she lost her central importance to her children "but they, in fact, had become just a bit less overwhelmingly all-important to her".

This implies improving the performance of the more important bits by sacrificing some performance of the less important bits.