it's not particularly important

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

For preferred stock and debt, it is more important that a business be unlikely to perform so poorly as not to be able to service its debt, while it's not particularly important that it become a great success.

Well, although it's not particularly important for all practical purposes, let's start with legacy, as St . Louis run of innovation and corporate success over the past two centuries is nothing short of remarkable.

Das said that it's not particularly important to him that Holi retains its distinction of being a religious festival.

When we're busy and stressed, we often default to working on whatever has the most imminent deadline, even if it's not particularly important.

It's not particularly important to the modeling of the Unified Framework plan, but will be included in a revision of the study.

More than a third (39percentt) of girls say they want to be leaders, while half (52 percent) say they wouldn't mind being leaders but it's not particularly important to them.

It is not particularly important!

For practical purposes, it is not particularly important which view is right.

But it is not particularly important to Stevens, who has no political wisdom, and who is, in any case, preoccupied with enforcing his own regimen of emotional repression.

Santana, his coaches and his teammates said it was not particularly important from a baseball standpoint that he start the first game.

In practice, it is not particularly important whether individuals respond to MS by increasing support of IDT or decreasing support of ET, because IDT proponents tend to argue for both the merits of IDT and the limitations of ET [40].