Sentence examples for rather more important than from inspiring English sources
It will help a few manufacturers and Bond Street retailers of luxury goods, but our precarious over-dependence on imports means steep price rises ahead in petrol and food are rather more important than cheaper Burberry handbags.
You'd think they were doing something rather more important than singing pop songs, wouldn't you?
This is to me rather more important than the inter-hospital comparison.
Or we could accept that prosperity and growth are actually rather more important than an arbitrary target.
Rather more important than the autumn statement promises is the legacy that pro-north, pre-election political sentiment will leave for the next parliament.
He is utterly respected by his team which, when it comes to cricket, is rather more important than being respected by anyone else.
Meanwhile, 56percentt of all workers with kids have never taken parental leave a rather more important "perk" than the occasional Luna Bar and of those who have, 87percenttookok less than 12 weeks off.
A rather more important discussion than whether one half of this indivisible whole will somehow shed the other would be about this government's seeming determination to destroy our system of public libraries and dispense with Britain's access to knowledge (especially, it seems, in prisons).
Or to put it another way, keeping the banking system solid and sound looks a rather more important priority than whether or not Heathrow gets a new runway or the London Mayor builds his vast new flying city on the Isle of Grain.
Have you noticed that, despite all the current uproar over the BBC, the Guardian and the Observer have both found time this week to shine the spotlight on national utilities that are, I think, rather more important to our daily lives even than the telly?
But now we face a different dilemma: It's not "what do we watch," but rather, "is this more important than sleep?" You see, for some god-awful reason, we are dealing with interleague baseball, and it's just silly.
