Sentence examples for but even more critically from inspiring English sources
It needs to be vigilant about outside intervention, but even more critically, it needs to push Georgia to continue to uphold a free and fair political environment.
Improving the performance of health care delivery systems is an important objective, both in high-income settings but even more critically in low- and middle-income settings, where resources for health are much more constrained.
Recent studies indicate that key decisions on wastewater infrastructure expansion were not only influenced by path-dependencies stemming from China's national context, but equally (or even more critically) by the dominant rationality of the water sector's global socio-technical regime.
New England Revs may have been without Lee Nguyen and Jermaine Jones the next day but Portland went into this game perhaps even more critically wounded.
Even more critically, researchers know little about how to intervene successfully.
Even more critically, the question of whether there should be 80% or 100% of elected members is still open.
Even more critically, a reputation for competitiveness can affect value creation in more complex, multi-issue negotiations.
Even more critically, Americans can no longer count on abundant supplies of cheap fossil fuels, because developing nations like China and India are emerging as major competitors for resources.
The maps service carries no such disclaimer and is likely being viewed even more critically than Siri because maps have become such an essential tool for smartphone users.
Even more critically, Mr. Robins said, the planning for Aqua provided the opportunity to proffer an alternative to the high-rises that cast their long shadows up and down the South Florida coastline.
