Sentence examples for less vital ones from inspiring English sources

Poor fetal nutrition may lead to a "thrifty" phenotype that selectively protects the growth of the most vital organs (e.g., brain) at the expense of the less vital ones (e.g., pancreatic β-cell mass, nephron cell mass) during fetal development [ 2].

It is a vital human document, but a less vital literary one.

To suggest that it is vitally important to locate a Century City station "in the heart of Century City" seems a smidgen less vital when one considers that Century City is all of four square blocks.

Perhaps, I can hear you venturing, perhaps let go of the less able, or the ones pursuing less vital lines of inquiry?

Mr. Rove advised House Republicans to "pass a continuing resolution next week to fund the government for the balance of the fiscal year at the lower level dictated by the sequester — with language granting the executive branch the flexibility to move funds from less vital activities to more important ones".

No less vital, however, was her daily presence as the only woman in the 33-member expedition, one who packed her infant on her back throughout the rigorous trek.

Would I die if The Rock punched me somewhere less vital, the back of a thigh, maybe, a lower rib?

In New York, some chefs said, the nature of the Puerto Rican migration -- one of constant travel back and forth between Puerto Rico and the mainland -- makes restaurants less vital.

For the CCP, the project was no less vital.

Photography in many other countries has been less recognized, less vital, less opportunistic.

Friendships with dealers are beginning to seem less vital.