Sentence examples for considered less important than from inspiring English sources
"Smartness" for men tends to be gauged by a simple, objective set of criteria, and is generally considered less important than workplace performance and capability.
Tell me, in what world can these things possibly be considered less important than wearing a well-fitting, expensively tailored suit?
While the report is considered less important than the Labor Department's measure of job growth, which will be released tomorrow, the strong number took many in the market by surprise.
The phenomenon, whereby women's identities and achievements are considered less important than their husband's role, even when the woman is focus of the story, was also seen last year in the case of drowned research scientist Rosemary Wickstead.
Although poor eyesight might be a disqualifying hindrance in many sports, visual acuity in archery is considered less important than an ability to shoot with consistent and repeatable technique, to remain calm under pressure and to judge the wind.
But in an environment in which teaching and coaching are often considered less important than collecting talent and catering to powerful summer coaches, it remains to be seen if Dunlap's vast résumé will help him get a major Division I job.
Particularly in the most conservative denominations, education is considered less important for girls than for boys [ 33].
This allowed items which the author considered to be of greater importance to receive a much greater weighting than items considered less important.
