Sentence examples for equally important there from inspiring English sources

Better pay is a given, she says, but equally important, there needs to be personality testing.

Equally important, there is a young son who does not see enough of his father.

Equally important, there is no sign yet that his big-money backers, such as Rupert Murdoch and Wilbur Ross, are ready to abandon him.

Second, and equally important, there is a digital divide for people with disabilities because of a lack of accessible online content.

Equally important, there is evidence that public confidence is slowly being restored.

Equally important, there has been a huge influx of cheap coal from the US, where the discovery of shale gas has provided an even cheaper alternative energy source.

Equally as important, there is no convincing evidence that the proportion of myopes identified in the sample would have changed [ 39].

"But there is a growing feeling that community-acquired C. diff is equally important and there are also studies suggesting possible transmission to humans from animals.

But people in the industry agree that sales are picking up, and, equally important, that there is a buzz about boots these days.

It is equally important that there is a Pacific Island identity that sees it natural to help out and welcome those who need support, who need new homes.

The ability to create interactive material is an important step forward for portable learning, but it is equally important that there is an audience for it.