Sentence examples for more important children from inspiring English sources

Reading aloud from Radomski's probation report, Illston told Radomski that baseball players are role models and that when they take steroids, it can lead to adults "and, more important, children believing the use of steroids is acceptable when in fact it can be detrimental to their emotional and physical health".

More important, children may be exposed to higher levels of DINP than adults because infants and small children mouth toys and other articles that can contain DINP (Kavlock et al. 2002).

Jimmy Fallon may have been joking about the royal baby on Monday, but Tuesday found him paying attention to a much more important child: his own!

Third, the increasing demand for child care has made parents more important for children in their role as grandparents taking care of their children's children (Oppelaar and Dykstra 2005; Silverstein and Marenco 2001).

Forster, who has four children, said it was more important that children grow up in "loving, supporting families".

Again, child care global quality was more important for children from low SES homes.

It can also be suggested that the absence of non-verbal cues could be more important for children than it is for adults meeting via audio-conferencing, given that children are still developing cognitively, intellectually, socially and emotionally.

More important their children learn vital lessons, the musicians say, about the importance of pursuing their dreams.

More important, most children can be treated at home, rather than being hospitalized.

It is more important for children to learn that we are what we do, than vice versa.

Reassuringly, her view is that what is read is more important to children's development than how it is read.