Sentence examples for issues more important from inspiring English sources

"But there are issues more important in life".

Aren't these issues more important than shaking down billionaires for the 2014 mid-term election?

The release of the images that possibly show Brown assaulting a man makes these issues more important, not less.

Some liberals described Mr. Erdogan's push to allow the headscarf as an early break, because it left the impression that he was putting religious freedoms over issues more important to liberals, like freedom of expression.

"I think that developments in the law since Governor Seigelman was tried and convicted made the issues more important – and more unclear," he said, alluding to the court's expansive stance on campaign finance as well as its narrowing of a key bribery statute, a decision that reopened the door to Mr. Seigelman's latest appeal.

"Family time is another point, but there's a lot of other issues more important that need sorting.

"There is almost no political issue more important than the quality of where we live," said De Botton.

"There wasn't any single issue more important than stopping that bill," said State Representative Keith Fitzgerald, a Democrat from Sarasota.

Mr Lynch also thinks the uprisings, by empowering Arab publics, have made the Palestinian issue more important.

I see no issue more important than to clearly understand the difference between aggression and self-defence, and to support legitimate struggles.

John Kerry's participation in and opposition to the Vietnam War became a campaign issue more important than the present war in Iraq.