In reality, though, we are hardly facing an epidemic of self-righteous women wasting police time with unimportant issues.
In addition, Mr. Daley has said at times that the aldermen, when left rudderless, fixate on relatively unimportant issues, like banning foie gras from restaurants.
We have a myriad of unimportant issues that could distract us, including one of the highest rates of teenage suicide in the developed world, the marginalisation of native aborigines and unemployment.
Because geriatric patients may be on multiple medications for physical problems when they are hospitalized, medications for what are unfortunately often viewed as relatively unimportant issues may be overlooked.
Nowadays, it seems that one can use any electronic device to express an opinion on the whole range of unimportant issues, so why not on the most important ones?
These are not unimportant issues.
They're like Constanza and Seinfeld, caught in that sweatpants argument from all those years ago: Ailene, supporting Jerry's suggestion that it's a symbol of giving up; Maurice, with his Constanza-ian inability to let highly unimportant issues go.
Edward was ultimately a failure as a king; the historian Michael Prestwich observes that he "was lazy and incompetent, liable to outbursts of temper over unimportant issues, yet indecisive when it came to major issues", echoed by Roy Haines' description of Edward as "incompetent and vicious", and as "no man of business".
This unstructured strategy gave the opportunity to seemingly unimportant issues (to those experiencing an event as outsiders and to the reader) and unvoiced experiences to surface in the students' writings.
There will be those, I know, who will argue that this is a minor and unimportant issue.
