Sentence examples for but most critically it from inspiring English sources

But most critically, it had failed to adapt to the industry's first big platform shift, which only really made itself felt in the early 1990s: the move from mainframes to smaller machines, first so-called minicomputers, then personal computers.

Most critically, it began to offer its customers carbon offsets.

Most critically it will attempt to become the first women's cycling event to offer absolute parity between men and women in terms of prize money and backup.

And most critically, it saw that crowded app stores were making discoverability and growth tough for developers, so it launched mobile app install ads.

Most critically, it provides a handy metric to use for answering these questions: For US-based companies, have exit multiples changed in a meaningful way over time?

Most critically, it should add browser tab notifications to show when you've received chat messages or a friend starts video chatting with you.

Fourth, and maybe most critically: It is agentive, not systemic.

In all our interactions with suppliers, but most critically with the audience we must also shift from one-off transactions to ongoing relationships.

It should be noted, however, that Johnson's was but the most critically inspired of a series of major Shakespeare editions in the 18th century.

How US oil companies helped to pay for Granada's most critically acclaimed dramas: "It was really American oil companies that saw us through.

"Most critically we use it as an implementing strategy aimed at going from reaching most children, to all children.