Sentence examples for much less central from inspiring English sources

Today, work is much less central to the left project, and for a variety of reasons.

Fumiaki Takahashi, a local assembly member and secretary general of the ruling party's Hokkaido chapter, believes that Hokkaido could stand on its own with much less central government assistance and without raising taxes.

Even in academia Brecht is much less central than he used to be: a friend told me that a supposedly comprehensive undergraduate theatre course devotes roughly two hours a year to him.

Although David Garth, the long-time political consultant, has joined Mr. Bloomberg's campaign, he has by all accounts played a much less central role in this campaign than he has in past ones.

I can only speak from the experience of the well-dressed award, which is much less central than many of the extraordinary, pragmatic, driven individuals and projects recognised in other categories.

From that perspective, 2014 is merely a skirmish in the bigger battle that is coming – and one in which Obama is likely to play a much less central role.

And I've come to understand that being on a bike, around people who don't know how to navigate NYC, much less Central Park, is one of the most terrifying and treacherous experiences of my life.

Long before television, much less Comedy Central, Karl Marx opined that history repeats itself, first as tragedy, the second time as farce.

Under the current, much less impressive, leadership, central command is even more fragmented.

"But I just love it because it's much less crowded than central SoHo, and it's quiet in the evenings".

But away from the ongoing row about the workings of the country's democracy is another story, one much less reported: this central European nation's dazzling cultural and musical heritage is now enjoying a renaissance.