The phrase "more important over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and may confuse readers.
Example: "In this discussion, we need to focus on what is more important over the other factors."
Alternatives: "more important than" or "more significant than".
that have become more important over time.
Other effects became more important over time, such as portfolio rebalancing.
Computer simulations showed that dispersal by shoes was more important over long distances than dispersal by wind, which with these seeds is generally limited to about 250 meters.
EMU: 'such a hot topic' But Europe remains a pivotal issue, and will become even more important over the next two or three years.
As printing became more important over the years, place-names were adopted between countries and languages directly from maps by visual transfer.
Indeed, they fear that conflicts with Russia will escalate over NATO, but more important, over Belarus, Ukraine and Moldova, the countries sandwiched between Russia and the European Union.
So the United Way decided to consider offers, but only if the company would give it final say over promotions and, more important, turn over all profits.
Simon Hughes, for the Lib Dems, said there was "no more important issue" over the coming few years than to protect the act.
But it was a foretaste of the pitfalls around the far more important decision over Labour's cuts and spending plans after 2015.
Yet at the same time, Boehner has done his country a more important service over the last two years than almost any other politician in Washington.
But more important, perhaps, over the longer term, the Taliban remain an important tool for Pakistan to influence events over the border if the Americans leave Afghanistan, as they did after the departure of the Soviets, she said.
