Sentence examples for more important first from inspiring English sources

They decided that buying a home was a more important first step than a wedding.

A Supreme Court argument in one of the more important First Amendment cases in years found the justices expressing intense concern today about personal privacy, their own as well as others'.

This could eventually help in the development of a vaccine, but he emphasises it is more important first to understand whether the disease is really causing microcephaly, or whether other factors might be jointly or solely responsible.

But there was another, far more important first, though its significance has been largely forgotten over time: As Cio-Cio-San, Miss Williams, the daughter of a chauffeur and a domestic in the Jim Crow South, was the first black woman to secure a contract with a major United States opera company — a distinction widely ascribed in the public memory to the contralto Marian Anderson.

The functionalities may be speech enabled in a phased manner: more important first.

Again, it's more important first to connect with the person you're meeting before pitching them.

Owning physical assets was, however, seen by Enron largely as a lever for an ever more important second kind of expertise in the burgeoning area of energy trading.

Earlier this summer, year-round residents and, perhaps more important, second-home owners, packed the Clayton Opera House and took in "The Slick of '76: A Musical Catastrophe," a satirical play about the spill.

But as services have become more and more important, third-party Android manufacturers, including the biggest smartphone player of them all, Samsung, have started to develop their own services.

But the "mistakes" alluded to affect the much more important second aspect of the issue -- whether we as a species are in charge of our climate, or merely passengers along for the ride.

Peggy's more important, second principle is never to accept "no" from someone who can't say "yes". Instead of wasting time with underlings, she goes straight to the person with approval authority and works directly with them.