Hey, just because a victory is small doesn't mean it's unimportant.
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But just because something's not readily quantifiable doesn't mean it's unimportant.
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"It's unimportant whether it was human error or accidental," Mr. Hall said.
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After all, you don't just post something in black and white if it's unimportant.
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We really talk it out and if it's unimportant we let the little details go.
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It doesn't mean that it's unimportant to have them as statements of principle, maybe of values.
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This is not to say it's unimportant — of course it's not — it's just to say it's insufficient.
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It's unimportant, but appropriately hermetically Trumpish, that the organization's founder served in Iraq with the son of Trump's bodyguard.
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It's unimportant for the story being told to us, but it is critical as backdrop for that story to be projected on.
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This is not to say that Congress is (more or less) cooperative on space because it's unimportant and the stakes aren't that high.
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Not because it's unimportant, but rather because it would be by default in everything, offering an ethical baseline that makes us feel safe.
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Most people struggle to remember what they had for breakfast yesterday, because it's unimportant and trivial—our memory doesn't assign it much consequence.
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"Whenever women write about sex, whenever they write about their relationship history, there's a sort of rush to judgment that it must be navel gazing, it must be frivolous, it's unimportant," Ms. Valenti said.
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Though, if it's unimportant to you, other standard room types are exactly the same in setup and overlook a popular square in Celebration, leaving you with a few dollars to spend at the parks instead.
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Your educational information should go toward the bottom of your CV — not because it's unimportant, but because the degrees, honours and accolades you've earned are not generally something a potential employer or recruiter is going to gloss over.
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Literature, in particular erotica, is another method that has been used to explore genderfuck scenarios. The basis of the literary genre of genderfuck is that it's unimportant whether someone is a man or a woman during the sex act, an idea which challenges for example the Catholic theology of sexuality. Doris Libetseder points to Carol Queen's short story The Leather Daddy and the Femme, where a lesbian femme uses a strap-on dildo to have sex with a gay leather daddy as a fitting example of the genderfuck genre.
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Disputes over the national status of the Bunjevci go back to the nationalism wave in the 19th century in Austria-Hungary, but their "national status" remained ambiguous since, as the debate revived by the Breakup of Yugoslavia in the 1990s. It has been argued that they are Croats, Serbs, and yet another as a fourth nation of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes among the South Slavic nations. In the period between 1920 and 1930 and again in 1940, there were three types of manipulation to neutralize their Croatian nationality, primarily emphasizing their ethnic distinctiveness from both the Croats and Serbs, that can be both Croats and Serbs or it's unimportant because both are Yugoslavs, and open denial of their ethnicity and religious belonging considering that Bunjevci and Šokci are Serbs of the Catholic faith. The third was argued by Serbian academic elite, including Aleksa Ivić, Radivoj Simonović, Jovan Erdeljanović among others.
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