Sentence examples for least important enough from inspiring English sources

My favorite dinner party trick with investment bankers is asking them to explain why they are "important" — or at least important enough to deserve the money they make.

Using a person's name can make that person feel important or at least important enough for you to remember his or her name.

The technical term does not appear in Karl Popper's Logik der Forschung (1934), nor in his 1959 English expansion of that work, as The Logic of Scientific Discovery, at least not important enough to be indexed.

Failure to record these data may also reflect a perception that they are not important (with which we disagree), or at least not important enough to warrant the additional effort required.

Hence, we argue that there are morally no relevant differences or, at least, that they are not important enough to justify assessing the two practices as differently as is currently the case.

And it's important enough — or at least interesting enough — to call to your attention.

Still, the United States considered Hakimullah Mehsud an important enough figure that at least one earlier airstrike had been aimed at killing him, American and Pakistani officials say.

I think it's very shortsighted to assume faith isn't important enough to be at least acknowledged in how we run our companies, market our products and operate our government.

But the question is important enough for speculation because, at least from a superficial standpoint, it's such a striking contrast.

In the most famous opinion of Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's long career, she said the cause of diversity in higher education was important enough to allow racial preferences, at least for the next twenty-five years.

Here I was, kind of the least important person in his company, yet he thought the ideas that I had were interesting enough that he wanted to share them elsewhere.