Sentence examples for consider more important than from inspiring English sources

The strategy appears intended to show the president as actively engaged in an issue that voters consider more important than the reconstruction of Iraq.

The findings, gushes the excitable blurb: "completely dispel the myth that today's mums aren't particularly into their food, and have other priorities they consider more important than cooking.

Dementieva retired in 2010, considered one of the best players in the history of the sport without a Grand Slam title to her name, but her 2008 Olympic gold medal in women's singles an event that she and many other Russians consider more important than the Grand Slams solidified her place as one of the greats of her generation.

Tantrics often visit the temple, which they consider more important than the central Jagannath shrine.

The artist lists chores such as fetching water and firewood, tasks that her parents may consider more important than her education.

At a seat of knowledge, a "historically Black" seat of knowledge, ignorance and superstition reign; and on a subject most of the students there would probably consider more important than anything else they study.

"Nothing is considered more important than responding to the 9/11 commission's reports," Mr. Lieberman said.

Now even old stones are considered more important than we are.

In Aristarchus's day the geometric method was considered more important than numerical measurements.

Therefore, user acceptance should be considered more important than usability and convenience.

But she was married to a doctor, and her husband's work was considered more important than hers.