Sentence examples for important began from inspiring English sources

The young Nani went to Jesuit schools, where he said he learned values along with math -- and perhaps most important, began seeing Marilisa Luparia, a classmate's sister.

Ms. Gellar began to learn how to react to Mr. Williams's excesses — she can be deadly with the deadpan expression — and, more important, began to assert her own comedy credentials.

"It is important" begins one sentence, followed in the second edition by "[not too important, I have decided with the inevitable and perhaps cynical laissez-faire of Time]".

Since then, the insurer has shed additional businesses and, perhaps most important, begun selling down the government's controlling equity stake.

Most important, beginning in 2002, it began building up the business of organizing complex shipments for corporate customers, known as contract logistics, first by purchasing the Schenker Group of Germany and then, in 2005, Bax Global, an American competitor.

Most important: Begin to establish some personal relationships.

An important beginning step in the formalization of mathematics is the formalization of arithmetic, that was first achieved by the Dedekind Peano axiomatization.

Most important, beginning the discussion, collaborating as a family builds relationships and awareness.

In short, an important beginning to the decade.

But these choices were evidence of an important beginning.

"But I think this is an important beginning, and we needed a catalyst for change".