Sentence examples for centrally it from inspiring English sources

More centrally, it is about the diverse inhabitants -- old-timers reluctantly moving on, newcomers staking a claim -- of this fast-changing neighborhood.

Where the authority has concerns about performance – and some early warning signals come locally, not regionally or centrally – it should be able to trigger intervention.

This includes a host of operational and technical matters, but most centrally it functions as a gauge as to how well the industry is working together across its various functions.

Most centrally it is the FA's role to manage the runaway commercial behemoth of the Premier League in the wider interests of a sport still considered by most of its adherents as properly the people's game.

Most centrally, it's an audacious and moving account of Mr. Mould's coming of age as a (mostly closeted) gay man in the macho alternative rock scene of the 1980s and 1990s.

Centrally, it functions as a neurotransmitter where it is involved in complex social behaviour, maternal care, stress and anxiety [ 2].

The advantage of the house was that it was centrally situated — it was almost the only small domestic residence left in the area and was surrounded on all sides by huge commercial buildings — but it was tiny, and badly in need of whitewashing, with many cracks, which expanded during the monsoon season.

It was not centrally planned; it just grew, inspired by Rockefeller Center in New York.

It primarily acts centrally, where it is a potent antipyretic and mild analgesic.

The Premier League is likely to centrally fund it for its member clubs, but what about everybody else?

Burnt Mill said it "provides £1.2m of services centrally as it means we can leverage the trust's bargaining power to provide services more cost-efficiently".