Sentence examples for more important addresses from inspiring English sources

He is relatively young by the standards of Japanese politicians (60), divorced, speaks a bit of English (attended the London School of Economics for a while) and, more important, addresses his countrymen in language they can understand.

Thus far, though, he has stuck to a  two-pronged refrain: first, Canada is bombing Isis and is thus doing something more important, addressing the Syrian crisis at its root.

Psychological factors can be more important to address than physical factors.

Here are some thoughts to get you started: Should we be trying to get more women on boards or is it more important to address the lack of female representation at more junior levels?

For example, we have consistently espoused the view that while separatist terrorism must be eradicated, it is more important to address the root causes of terrorism, and urged government to view Sri Lanka's ethnic strife in the context of history and not through the telescope of terrorism.

But even more important, they address the main criticism of those existing cars that they are too small (the Insight is a two-seater) and thus too un-American.The Precept and the Prodigy (and a yet-to-be-revealed prototype from DaimlerChrysler) could not be accused of a lack of American values.

The more important questions address the why of Catholic education.

This need to focus on both jobs and work is more important to address due to globalization and technology.

But I had a different agenda, one I felt was more important to address than the placement of a desk or what color to paint your front door.

Other preconditions may be more important than addressing core characteristics of technology.

Lack of opportunities and transport might be more important to address with parents in rural areas [ 49].