Sentence examples for merely important from inspiring English sources

But that means they often fail to distinguish between the urgent and the merely important.

One hallmark of great leaders is their ability to separate the urgent from the merely important.

That seems like a logical decision that trumps the merely important goals you set in January.

"You are a great man, and I am merely important," he told Ustinov, but both assessments could have been justly applied to himself.

The challenge for my party is to demonstrate that skin colour is not merely important to make it look more representative, but to ensure people have a voice and do not feel marginalised every time they bring up the black question.

(We all shared the computer that connected to his e-mail address, and the gargantuan responsibility of regularly checking to see what had come in, dividing the urgent correspondence from the merely important and the altogether trivial, inevitably missing something crucial in the process.

The executive order, issued in 2016, was a small but important mandate merely requiring that the data be released to the public.

Due to its endemic status in Southeast Asia and the two epidemics it caused in Jiangsu (1998) and Sichuan (2005), China, characterized by STSLS and high mortality rates, this bacterium should no longer be considered merely an important pig pathogen, but also an important and emerging zoonotic agent.

Materiality was not merely an important factor that allowed reliance to be presumed at certification; materiality was the factor.

Merely weaving important religious trends and events into the narrative of American history is not what the Christian bloc on the Texas board has pushed for in revising its guidelines.

("I got the horse right here, the name is Paul Revere....".) For decades, starting in about the 1890's to about the late 1940's, writing about horses and tracks was not merely an important part of American sportswriting, for many Americans it was sportswriting.