Sentence examples for dropped in importance from inspiring English sources
The weight given to progress increased in the 2007-8 school year, to 60percentt from 55percentthehe previous year, while pure performance dropped in importance to 25percentt of the grade, from 30.
Climate change has dropped in importance for most Americans, so it's easy for Congress to ignore the problem.
Due to this decline, concerns from the ICF Activity component (e.g. 'walking on uneven ground', 'cooking your own meals', 'doing your own housework') and concerns from the Participation component (e.g. 'driving a vehicle'shoppinging' or 'returning to hobbies') dropped in importance during the first two weeks post-operatively.
"We need to really scale up solutions and collaborations to address these issues so that they drop in importance".
His name, like a dirty word, is never spoken – although Gwendolen and Cecily escape The Importance of Being Earnest to drop in on Stoppard's play.
"You could argue those are dropping down in importance.
The impact of the slowdown in private credit growth can be seen in the drop in importance of private credit shocks towards the end of 2008.
Of importance was the observation, that it took three rounds of anthelmintic treatment before the prevalence of Ascaris dropped in the treatment group.
Minor celebrities dropped in.
