Sentence examples for fading importance from inspiring English sources

Sitting in his Birmingham office, Artur Davis told me he considers race to be of "fading" importance.

Although he was drawn to his profession by album covers -- a rare example of graphic design that was usually not discarded -- he is not wistful about the art's fading importance.

Hard-Fi, Suburban Knights (Atlantic) By way of commenting on the fading importance of record artwork in the digital age, Staines' most famous sons, Hard-Fi, have packaged their new single in a sleeve reading "EXPENSIVE BLACK & WHITE PHOTO OF BAND.

At the same time, the PC is being pushed aside by a host of smaller, often wireless devices, such as smart-phones, netbooks (small laptops) and, perhaps soon, tablets (touch-screen computers the size of books).Although Windows still runs 90% of PCs, the fading importance of the PC means that Microsoft is no longer an all-powerful monopolist.

Nowadays, my puzzlement over that maneuver is of fading importance as dividend yields drop to 1% and P/Es reach the stratosphere.

As the NYT points out, this is the latest sign of the fading importance of traditional stock trading and the rise of robot-driven derivatives trading.

The home life that had seemed so important faded in importance".

The older children have partners and demanding lives, and I see our relationship fading in importance.

Is the suit fading in importance along with its washed-out colors?

But while the debate continues, some experts say patents on human genes are actually fading in importance.

But in the last two months, analysts say the backlash issue seems to be fading in importance to the American public and to United States businesses.