Sentence examples for unquestionably more important from inspiring English sources
In an interview with a private television channel, CNN-IBN, the Indian home minister, Palaniappan Chidambaram, said that elections were "unquestionably" more important than cricket and that he could not spare central paramilitary forces to guard the tournament when elections were under way.
The presence of so many extraordinary receptacles leaves visitors with the curious impression that containers are often more important — and unquestionably longer lasting — than the things they contain.
Such contributions are unquestionably important--indeed, as or more important than any others, at least on a person-to-person basis--but as this list is intended and directed in a very different way, my hope is that readers and commenters alike will contribute to the effort below in the same spirit that launched it.
At a time when the coalition is obsessed with deficit reduction, which is unquestionably choking off growth, it has never been more important for universities to demonstrate their value in helping to stimulate growth.
Instead, what the assumption that our primate brains are the apex of complexity in the known universe tells us, perhaps, is something much less proud (though perhaps all the more important): the one thing at which humanity unquestionably excels is a solipsistic worship of its own, self-declared primacy in the universe (and on our living planet).
And the effect is unquestionably more profound.
But his overarching style is unquestionably more relaxed.
Greater Morningside Heights is unquestionably more affluent than it was just a few years ago.
Tutsi hegemony was unquestionably more burdensome under Belgian rule than at any time prior to European colonization.
No debate more important.
