Sentence examples for rather more vital from inspiring English sources
And, despite a three-hour grilling from a group of MPs, who returned to Parliament afterwards to vote on the rather more vital issue of Syria, the International Association of Athletics Federations president steadfastly stuck to the insistence that his comment – about journalists revealing doping in athletics – was essentially still valid.
It held that news was not an "ordinary" product like "steel" governed solely by antitrust, but rather something more "vital" because it was "clothed with a public interest".
The fluttering tails appear to create an acoustic signal that is attractive to echolocating bats, causing the predators to zero in on the wings rather than more vital body parts.
Several of these studies, including our own, showed that PD technique failure does not necessarily indicate worse prognosis after switching to HD; rather, more importantly, a timely transfer is vital when severe PD-related complications occur [ 40].
But the message on the vital issues of health and education have been rather more blunt in recent months.
His goal against Nigeria, bulleted in from a near-post corner, was rather more prosaic, but underlined what a threat he poses at set-pieces, a vital part of Ghana's armoury given their largely defensive strategy.
Rather more popular was the 700E, which boasted hubcaps, a heater, a driver's sun visor, an interior light and a rather vital telescopic canopy damper.
Nobody is more vital onstage than Mr. Lane.
I'm rather more optimistic.
Boot is rather more aggressive".
But there are also more vital issues.
