Sentence examples for crucially too from inspiring English sources

Crucially too, there are rules involved in the writing of this book.

Crucially, too, they don't cover services, which are so central to Britain's economy.

Crucially, too, advertising in general – and even in print – is beginning to recover a little.

Crucially, too, they do not cover services, which are so central to Britain's economy.

Crucially, too, the public need a clear definition of what big society is meant to achieve.

Crucially too, Chinese influence, growing fast in recent years, has waned.

It was also that Alabama's badass, and, crucially, lovely too.

Crucially, all too few of those I encountered in my research – Jewish, Ukrainian or German – saw the disaster approaching; not until it was upon them.

The medics checked on the crude coding that clerical staff use to classify real cases that they were treating, and found planned admissions being miscoded as emergencies, and crucially found, too, that there was more such miscoding during the week, when patients come to hospital for more varied reasons.

And — crucially — not too creepy to have something in their pocket that's actively watching and assessing them.

Obviously a deep and broad technical background, and a track record in the trenches writing a panoply of software myself, are crucially important too.