Sentence examples for important bring from inspiring English sources

So please: if you like Half Full and you think the work that we do at the GGSC is important, bring all your friends to our event (if you live in the area), and spread the word to your Bay Area friends (even if you aren't nearby)!

So three years ago, Wood County health officials and advocates began a program to bring schoolchildren out for visits to working farms and, just as important, bring produce from the farms to school cafeterias.

While the average user will probably not touch the outer limits of this storage space in a lifetime, this alone is probably enough to draw dedicated photographers to the service and, more important, bring lapsed users back to the Yahoo fold.

While it may not make sense for many non-watch nerds, it seems like a great way to get new brands into the hands of fans and, more important, bring back the age-old, timeless habit of strapping on a bit of Swiss frippery and strolling down the boulevard, a jaunty tune on your lips and a merry "Good day" offered to all and sundry.

More important, bring on the insulting comments you've come to expect when trying on a new bathing suit or squeezing into uncomfortably tight jeans: "You're fat!"; "You're disgusting!"; "You're out of control!" After you remind yourself, for the umpteenth time, to stop making excuses and start shaping up now, pay close attention to the subtle shifts in your mind and body.

He improved morale and, more important, brought down the crime rate — finally reversing a long-term trend.

My character isn't the major figure, but she is very important, bringing a new rhythm to the film.

What is beyond question is that the formula won a lot of critical acclaim for the paper and, more important, brought in the readers.

The refinancing is perhaps equally important, bringing new money to a club that lost $70 million in 2011 and $51 million in 2010.

Most important, bringing in community health professionals reduces the shroud of secrecy that often shields youth detention facilities and the potential abusers hiding inside many of them.

The latter is particularly important, bringing flexibility as it allows interactions to be managed outside component application-logic.