Sentence examples for longer paramount from inspiring English sources

OIL may now be Colombia's biggest export, but coal comes second and coffee, no longer paramount as it long was, is still the fifth-biggest foreign-exchange earner.

Now most people work in jobs in which physical fitness is no longer paramount, and they can expect to live for nearly 20 years after the age of 65.

Speed and raw power are no longer paramount; chips now need to guzzle less energy.

Gamers who support GamerGate, for whatever reason, should take note: your kind is aging and your interests are no longer paramount.

But Mr. Bush is no longer the paramount figure in town, and Mr. Obama no ordinary guest.

Assistant State Archaeologist Ronald Rood, also laid off, wrote on an archaeological association message board: "This is a most unfortunate situation since there are human remains left to be analyzed and repatriated, unfinished projects and reports and more than anything, a severe void at State History where archaeological resources are no longer considered to be paramount or significant".

Oil will still be available to those who can afford it, but will no longer be the world's paramount fuel.

"This is no longer a business where technicians are paramount".

He added, "The problem is that young Shiite men will no longer listen to the Marja" — the paramount Shiite clerical authority — "and their political organizations.

Test cricket is still paramount in England, South Africa and Australia but disappointingly it is no longer as important in India as it once was.

In continuous high-speed turning operations the high temperature hardness is paramount and coatings with high hot hardness display longer tool life.