Sentence examples for increasingly less important from inspiring English sources

They grew increasingly less important and were eliminated in 1990.

Thereafter, petticoats became increasingly less important and were worn only as undergarments.

Intellectual effort and academic rigor, in the minds of many of the nation's college students, is becoming increasingly less important.

Although for many Americans, ethnic and even religious differences had become increasingly less important as the century moved on holiday rather than everyday material many writers after World War II seized on these differences to achieve a detached point of view on American life.

The role of plain film radiography is becoming increasingly less important in the initial evaluation of trauma patients.

In general as manufacturing becomes more automated, both in the U.S. and abroad, lower labor costs in places like China and India are increasingly less important to the competitive picture.

Not only do designers produce more stuff than ever before — clothes for early deliveries, for red carpet and editorial, as well as accessories — but they are also increasingly perceived as less important than brands.

Mr Malone has become less important in an increasingly consolidated media industry.And succession is clearly becoming an issue at News Corporation.

"The exchange of money, ideas, and services is becoming increasingly international, so countries and geographies become less important," Nachman says.

Hugh Barker, the book's co-author, says that cultural authenticity has become slightly less important over time as music is increasingly globalised.

Consumers are increasingly less focused and quantity of imagery is quickly becoming more important than originality.