He suggested similarly that Nemtsov was a marginal figure, "scarcely more important than your average citizen".
Though less extensive in scope than the Ordinatio, these Quaestiones quodlibetales are scarcely less important because they represent his most mature thinking.
The N.B.A. actually recognizes a "Sixth Man of the Year," in honor of the best bench player, whereas a hockey team's sixth-best player is scarcely more important than its fifteenth.
Third and scarcely less important, the decision would give bite to conditionality, sending a stern lesson to the rest of Europe that bail-out terms cannot be flouted with impunity.XVI.
It did, yes, but I took this as meaning that the things most of us cared about - iPods and favourite T-shirts - were scarcely more important than the things we routinely lost, things like brollies and Biros to which we attached no value whatsoever, useful though they were for keeping one dry in a storm or jotting down thoughts and phone numbers.
Effectively in charge of getting the country out of an economic depression, his job could scarcely be more important.
But the way in which governments raise revenues from citizens, and the value they deliver in return, could scarcely be more important.
Roughly two months into this important yet scarcely documented battle, Syria's antigovernment fighters have succeeded in laying siege to the heavily fortified Abu ad Duhur air base.
In the end, however, Ybarra's contrast of the two Irish-American politicians seems mainly a rhetorical device, scarcely detracting from his important research.
Many families can scarcely afford beans, an important source of protein, and must sell eggs from their hens rather than feed them to their children.The government and aid donors are providing emergency food supplies for 300,000 people scattered in some 700 villages.
