Sentence examples for less important issues from inspiring English sources

McCain urged: Pass this legislation as soon as possible and fight about less important issues later on.

Quite right, the rest of the Lords agreed, as they moved quickly on to less important issues.

In both cases, Bot and Balkenende overcame initial skepticism and concluded that Dutch and U.S. interests coincided -- a pattern we have seen repeated on other less important issues.

But a vital objective for the EU must be to keep the cacophony confined to less important issues, and to achieve some sort of harmony on bigger matters.

One senses that for Bounceur, hard work is a self-conscious strategy, a way of staying focussed on essential challenges instead of being sidetracked by less important issues, such as perceived slights that may have resulted from his national and ethnic heritage.

Such adaptation has been seen as a less important issue in the past, but is expected to receive much more emphasis at the Paris conference.

Outside the restaurant, beyond the protective cordon of appreciation, rival factions were fighting over a less innocent — though perhaps no less important — issue: who should profit?

While delegates to Labour's UK conference saw Trident as a less important issue, and failed to debate it, scrapping Trident has risen much further up the political agenda on the Scottish left.

The Battle for Interstate Recognition Popular attention is now on wedding ceremonies for people of the same sex, but a no less important issue is whether states will recognize gay marriages and unions performed in other states.

Although more needs to be done on security, he thinks this is now a less important issue than the lack of decent jobs and other socioeconomic problems.That is a sign of Mr Uribe's achievement.

Still, other analysts contend that Palestine has become a much less important issue to Arab government officials in recent years.