Sentence examples for the lesser issue from inspiring English sources
But economics is the lesser issue.
The lesser issue is the nature of the meat in question.
Surely there was no more important self-assignment — the lesser issues he dealt with in his first columns could have been put on the back burner.
General Farouq's status is one of the lesser issues, although the detainee agreement does say that Parwan "is to come under the management of an Afghan commander" immediately upon his appointment.
"The key issues on which we demonstrate our common values will take precedence over what I think we can all agree today are some of the lesser issues on which we have been concentrating in the last couple of years".
Some had hoped that this week's meeting in Bonn could have made progress towards answering those questions: if not directly, then by wading through some of the lesser issues they drag behind.
As a provisional solution for Germany, Erasmus was willing to grant de facto toleration to those Protestants who accepted the major and ancient beliefs of the church (which he tended to identify with the brief text of the Apostles' Creed) and to ignore the lesser issues on which agreement was impossible: better a stalemate with some toleration for dissidents than a civil war.
There are a number of things that these networks could do to alleviate some of these lesser issues.
But with continued silence from the jury through the next morning, Mr. Quijano said he began to consider whether they had misread the note — perhaps the vote was not 11 to 1, or the jury was split over some lesser issue.
He added that he's often heard Catholics talk about the plight of migrants as a "lesser issue," compared to certain "bioethical" concerns.
