Sentence examples for arguably more importantly from inspiring English sources

He gained a solid grounding in both the technical and, arguably more importantly, political challenges involved in eradicating malaria.

Yet quite apart from this, and arguably more importantly, it is because she comes from such a singular family, one containing not one but two tennis champions.

After selling Andrea Dossena to Liverpool, Marino reinforced his team by adding Maurizio Domizzi, but, arguably more importantly, reconsidered his team's tactics.

But arguably more importantly it illustrates that there is another, more compassionate and generous story to be told about this nation's attitude to refugees.

This is true of the underlying technologies, but it is equally and, arguably more importantly, true of the changes that the internet has on how we communicate and interact with each other.

Ultimately, and most potently, his big TV talent contest moment in the spotlight has exposed him not merely as the bigoted racist we knew him to be but, arguably more importantly in the long-term, as a political and intellectual lightweight.

But more importantly, it arguably represents the marker of true friendship - reciprocal acknowledgement in terms of realizing that while the other person is definitely pretty cool, neither is interested in holding each other hostage.

Perhaps more importantly, he has arguably the sharpest tongue in Westminster.

"As a strategy, it is arguably failing its financial objective and more importantly fails the first test of any healthy legal system: the provision of justice to all.

Germany are better in every position (arguably the left backs are equals), and more importantly play much more cohesively as a team.

Arguably, they rode the transition from silent movies to talkies better than anyone else and, more importantly, their relationship endured.