Sentence examples for importantly address from inspiring English sources

But Lloyds Banking Group, which includes Halifax and is Britain's biggest lender, said: "We believe that the mortgage guarantee scheme will give a much needed boost to the housing market and most importantly address the issue of accessibility.

The result has been astounding: mobile apps, seed-planting devices, solar-powered computer kiosks made out of recycled oil drums, paraffin lamps, and other technologies that, importantly, address the immediate needs of Africans.

These changes, therefore, allow the model to simulate strain rate sensitivity, creep, relaxation, and recovery behavior, but more importantly address the issue of non-monotonic changes in creep and relaxation when a loading history involves some degree of unloading.

Both of them are easy to use, and most importantly, address real problems that consumers are facing.

"We believe that the mortgage guarantee scheme will give a much-needed boost to the housing market and, most importantly, address the issue of accessibility," said Stephen Noakes of Lloyds Banking Group.

In today's world, where there are an abundance of "virtual spaces" being created to inhabit and project a series of manipulated untruths, [my artistic influence] Jean Cooke's self portraits are the polar opposite -- devoid of the need to impress but more importantly address the "true set of circumstances".

But also, importantly, addressing the appalling social deficit that the riots have highlighted.

UNWTO recommends a number of proven methods for managing crowds in destinations, such as encouraging tourists to visit beyond the central sights, diversifying tourist activities, reducing seasonality and, importantly, addressing the needs of the local community.

Even in the last mentioned it has a part to play, but more importantly addresses the question of how an object was designed and made, how functional it was, how it was intended to look, how it was used and what happened at its deposition.

The high prevalence of target organ damage in this working population associated with increasing blood pressure, emphasises the need for hypertension control programs aimed at improving the detection of hypertension, and importantly addressing the issues inhibiting the effective treatment and control of people with hypertension in the population.

Bijma et al. (2007a) rediscovered those results independently 30 years later, but more importantly addressed the importance of those finds.