Sentence examples for but more critically from inspiring English sources

But more critically it can be destabilizing and lead to flame oscillations, depending on the actual initial size distribution used.

But more critically, if fee levels are linked to expressed student satisfaction then it is obvious what the next student campaign will be.

This could be seen as a quirky eccentricity, depending on your view but – more critically – a future buyer may not find the idea quite so endearing.

North division leaders, but more critically a game behind the Jets for what will probably be the last A.F.C. wild card spot.

But more critically, he is grateful for the support he received throughout this process from his chain of command, friends, family and colleagues".

This chapter looks at the current state of research into digital engagement by the active ageing and not just engagement but more critically the availability and ease of access to digital technologies.

But perhaps more critically, experts say, blacks have had a more diversified labor base, and thus more economic mobility, and found a better niche in civil service jobs.

The "flat landscape" scenario is compatible with muscle-fiber experiments, but is more critically relevant to single-myosin experiments with an optically trapped actin filament.

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.

The storm cut off power to thousands of gas stations across the state, but perhaps more critically, it caused widespread damage to refineries and a network of ports and terminals that deliver gas to the pumps.

Tackling technique will be a major priority throughout the game, but never more critically than when quarterback Patrick Mahomes connects with Hill.