Sentence examples for increasingly unimportant from inspiring English sources

When he took over in 1998, he said, "the schools had become marginalized and increasingly unimportant".

That is because the distinctions between different types of digital files are becoming increasingly unimportant (assuming a good broadband connection).

Under the Kalmar Union, Norway became an increasingly unimportant part of Scandinavia politically, and it remained in a union with Denmark until 1814.

He predicted that teleconferencing technology will make it increasingly unimportant for a company to be located in or near a city.

However, the religious conscience of Pu Yi, and even his dismal sexual history, became increasingly unimportant for the Japanese as it became clear they were losing the Pacific war.

Mr. Bush's advisers and Republican strategists agreed that geography, which would favor someone like Mr. Ridge, the governor of a swing state with 23 electoral votes, was increasingly unimportant.

Although Schleicher was in fact unimportant by 1934, increasingly wild rumours that he was scheming with Röhm to reenter the corridors of power helped stoke the sense of crisis.

A few steps away is the Rue du Bac Metro stop, not unimportant given Paris's increasingly fierce traffic.

Sullivan, despite the financial security of writing for the Savoy, increasingly viewed his work with Gilbert as unimportant, beneath his skills, and repetitious.

Sullivan, despite the financial security of writing for the Savoy, increasingly viewed his work with Gilbert as unimportant, beneath his skills, and also repetitious.

One mechanism for securing trust in healthcare services would be a lower policy emphasis on preventive services within the health care sector - not because they are unimportant, but because they should increasingly be handled in other sectors where they belong.