Sentence examples for unimportant decisions from inspiring English sources

For many people, this may not be the best time to start planning a trip for next summer, but making such relatively unimportant decisions can help take one's mind off of greater troubles.

An unimportant decision yet there is no mistaking the reflexes of an autocrat – he is every inch a director.

Life is about choices, y'all, and what seems like an unimportant decision can send you down a path where your life gets turned upside down.

It is unimportant what decisions are made, or which party 'wins' in the decision making process, and when.

There is a natural tendency when looking for savings to decide upon something that is noticeable but unimportant – the decision by the House of Lords to abandon vellum is a case in point.

Among white physicians, patient race was viewed as relatively unimportant for treatment decisions.

Turning to the arguments about economic conditions in the community, a major conclusion is that important aspects of the local economy, although measured crudely by average earnings and unemployment, seem completely unimportant for couples' decisions to divorce, contrary to theoretical predictions.

While participants in this study identified scientific evidence as important, more detailed interviewing revealed that scientific evidence played a relatively unimportant role in decision-making compared to other factors such as personal advice.

When one compares the magnitude of the parameter estimates for community effects from Model 2 and estimates for typical couple-level variables, it can be tempting to conclude that community effects are unimportant for divorce decision making.

Data from an online survey of 215 respondents in Portugal was used to test several hypotheses by comparing two groups of consumers: one group that places importance on environmentally friendly packaging and another that regards such packaging as unimportant in product purchase decisions.

On the other hand, decisions are unimportant if they concern health care that is uncontroversial, options that are not economically viable or options for which there are no large resource implications".