Sentence examples for more important title from inspiring English sources

With all due respect to Pong, Pac-Man, Tetris, Super Mario Bros. and World of Warcraft, there may not be a more important title in the young history of video games than Wii Sports.

But Bannon, a white nationalist and a political knife-fighter, is unlikely to defer to Priebus, notwithstanding who has the more important title.

Reward exceptionally smart, resourceful, and hard-working employees by gradually increasing their responsibility and giving them more important titles.

This new position solves that problem, while catering to his strengths and appeasing him with a more important sounding title, one akin to the vice chairman role James B. Lee Jr. holds at JPMorgan Chase.

She claims that the film's marketing is more important than its title.

Mine has been a lackluster and mainly tedious summer, spent on nothing more important than a good title for a book Waiting for Galleys.

In Switzerland, the job role is considered much more important than the title, and promotion is only a priority for top management, according to executive career coach Regina Reinhardt who divides her time between Switzerland and Greece.

Yes, I know this article was about something more important, but the title doesn't show that anyone who writes for the internet knows you need a headline that will get hits.

Yes, I know this article was about something more important, but the title doesn't show that – anyone who writes for the internet knows you need a headline that will get hits.

They earn $40,000 to $50,000 a year as well as benefits, a cadre of little-noticed civil servants who fill roles more important than their titles might suggest.

Rozier' et al (1998) found out that intrinsic factors, such as ethical practice, improvement of patient health, and perception of satisfaction were more important than big salary and important title [ 16].