Sentence examples for more important discussion from inspiring English sources

The announcement of an investigation into the "leaks" (I hardly see how they can be called leaks since just about everyone already knew about them) seems to have quieted this more important discussion.

It might be dispiriting to watch the Leveson inquiry rake over history, ancient and modern, exhume and analyse what political rapprochements were bought in return for what media favours – a narrative that otherwise obscures the arguably more important discussion of "how will news make money in the digital era"?

A rather more important discussion than whether one half of this indivisible whole will somehow shed the other would be about this government's seeming determination to destroy our system of public libraries and dispense with Britain's access to knowledge (especially, it seems, in prisons).

I think the more important discussion is about how biology and heredity influence why people get fat in the first place, the widespread variation in how individuals respond to food and why pretty much every diet plan has virtually the same failure rate.

But the more important discussion is, who guards the guards?

The more important discussion is what to do about it.

Flashpoints such as this are a distraction from much more important discussions we need to have over precisely what society we want to build.

But, Ms. Zacker said of their more important discussions, "When it comes down to the heavy-duty stuff, there's nothing that beats face to face, and we do that all the time".

Perhaps most seriously of all, however, is the fact that the kind of sensationalist reporting that underlies and accompanies league tables around slavery or trafficking distracts attention from more important discussions over the global economic forces that create and sustain poverty and exploitation.

I can't stand small talk, and when it comes to more important discussions, I like having time to think about what I want to say.

Having these ground rules in place can head off misunderstandings and arguments over money, and will lay the foundations for the more important discussions you have to face together -- like strategies for building your savings and planning for retirement.