The phrase 'more important rather' is not grammatically correct and is not a usable phrase in written English.
Instead, you might use the phrase 'more important than,' for example, 'This task is more important than any other.'.
Perhaps more important, rather than appeal to parents, it asks young people to take action themselves.
The human side of management is set to become more important rather than less.
Europe's institutional confusions have made the French-German relationship even more important, rather than less, these officials say.
"How can it be that as technology allows us to work remotely more easily, social skills are becoming more important rather than less?
And, more important, rather than having a useless semester, students will discover new vistas through public service and have life-changing experiences.
Mr. Cohen of the NPD Group said that with all these additions, especially such big long-term projects like the installation of day-care centers and professional schools, "the mall could even become more important rather than less important".
Packaging variables were more important for imported rather than for domestic products, where grape variety and label information accounted for larger market price differences.
It would behoove the NFL to focus on more important matters rather than trying to bring down a bona fide super star for allegations rather than proof.
"They're more important symbolically rather than legally".
"They're more important symbolically rather than legally". The private property amendment was a recognition of the growing economic and political might of private business, rather than an effective legal guarantee, said Mr. He and other legal experts.
Lawmakers will be able to focus on other more important matters "rather than engaging in corruption here, corruption everywhere, to serve constituents who are asking for money," Mr. Komarudin added.
