Sentences with phrase «lot less importance»

The skills section in a cashier resume is given a lot less importance than it deserves.

While this is true for many, it is so with a lot less importance than would have once been the case.

Not exact matches

«Given the importance of developing devices that use less power and perform under harsh conditions, there has been a lot of interest within the broader scientific community in determining a way to build transistors that utilizes manufactured diamonds, which are a very durable material.»

Expect a lot of Oscar - minded self - importance in the film, but also thoughtful entertainment, which Wright has provided in even his lesser films.

But we have been hearing a lot less about the civic mission of our schools — and the importance of education for our democracy.

fox: While I am in no rush to sell my e-Series funds (which as you rightly point out cost less than half), I'm excited that a major player is going to give lots of publicity to the importance of low costs and indexing.

I learn a lot about the power of the group from Gen Ys, feel less alone and appreciate how they like to give everyone attention — even if I do consider it superficial and a bit inauthentic, but I realize the importance of everyone feeling good and work needing to be more merged in with fun and life.

I assign a lot of importance to visceral responses and am less interested in content and literal analyzation.

Works of art are hardly commensurate in quality, value or importance but the Sotheby's lot was not considered less desirable that what sold at Phillips.

In my experience, when scientists have a theory which they believe to have a lot of predictive power and only a few obvious numbers of practical importance to test it against, they look intensely for less obvious practically unimportant observations to test it against.

While clearly there are factors that are universally popular such as pay, benefits, company values, and career opportunities (incidentally, Legal Week's survey found that while job candidates talk a lot about their desire to do pro bono work, this category ranked lowest in importance) what matters to one employee is of less importance to another, and even an individual can change their priorities throughout their career.

Southerners were more likely to want a home less than five years old and in a wooded lot and placed a higher importance on central air conditioning.