Sentence examples for unimportant projects from inspiring English sources
Utsumi pointed to the "golden book" of commitments made during the summit - but that turned out to be bronze, with only 200 unimportant projects listed.
Having one in each quarterfinal kept draws even and largely unimportant, except for the projected semifinal matchups.
Although many programmers discount the Microsoft system as derivative and even unimportant, the founder of the Mono project, Miguel de Icaza, sees it as a vision of the future.
Such escapes allow writers to find comfort in the face of uncertainty; they give writers' minds the freedom to imagine, even if the things they imagine seem ludicrous, unimportant, and unrelated to any writing project.
Konnikova says that such an escape can "give writers' minds the freedom to imagine, even if the things they imagine seem ludicrous, unimportant, and unrelated to any writing project".
Mr Bush's most contentious projects may come to seem relatively unimportant.
"The proposal is largely symbolic — which is not to say unimportant," said David Ardia, who runs the citizen media law project at the Berkman Center of Harvard Law School.
"That's not unimportant".
