Sentence examples for but more critically a from inspiring English sources

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.

In fact, therapy aims at changing the patient's attitude and behaviour towards food intake, which may in the best case lead to a good outcome, but more critically also manifest as a switch between clinical phenotypes, keeping an ED diagnosis.

As a journalism teacher, I teach my students the difference between an editorial and a feature, but more critically, I stress the importance of being informed.

After 70 years of fire exclusion, the conifers have moved in to the point that it is hard to see the sequoias but more critically the new woods have created a fuel structure that could threaten the survival of the ancients by carrying fire into their crowns.

But more critically, where superdelegates are concerned, Obama backers have done a lot to hurt their cause.

The way we live today can be impactful in a positive way to our own health, but more critically, to the health of the next generation.

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.

But more critically, consumer spending has just fallen out of bed.

But more critically, it is looking through the data telescope from the wrong end.