Sentence examples for importantly become from inspiring English sources

Make sure that you think things through, give yourself time, educate yourself about each other and, most importantly, become friends, even best friends.

Instead, you have to change the way you think about identity theft and your PII, and most importantly, become significantly more vigilant.

That foundation is the only way that they will go far and high in their sport and, even more importantly, become the great people that we all want our children to be.

More importantly, become more responsible in your studies.

He gained qualifications while inside and, most importantly, became completely dissociated from criminal activity.

He did various odd jobs, documented his life in photographs and, most importantly, became a fan of Marcel Duchamp, a French conceptual artist famous for his ready-made urinal.

Men tend to relate to each other via an external, "objective" entity, a shared obsession — cars, hi-fi, music, sport — which requires expertise, provokes argument but most importantly becomes a means for men to express their emotions, indirectly.

He departed his economics A-level early to attend a Bob Dylan gig, but he still got – double natch – an "A", and was thus able to take up his place at the University of Leeds, where he read politics and, much more importantly, became entertainment secretary.

But perhaps more importantly, companies become more likely to succeed after closing high profile rounds because of their newfound access to the friends and connections of prominent investors.

Even more importantly, readers become invested in the story of the narrator.

More importantly we become the mirrors that one another can't hide from.