Sentence examples for importantly come from inspiring English sources
I have reached the conclusion that we simply have to have that full-time PR Director, who will have no other assignments except to bulldog these three or four major issues we may select each week or each month and follow through on directives that I give but, more importantly, come up with ideas of his own".
CS: It's important that the government – [coughs] excuse me – it's very important that the government uh, acts on concerns it hears, and as I said about, about who, what and when, the government will make its policy and importantly come to parliament with it.
In England, R. G. Collingwood worked on both the philosophy of art and the idea of nature, but the two topics did not importantly come together in his thought.
They also, importantly, come in a variety of forms.
Importantly, Come et al. [ 33] found that CIP2A is associated with clinical aggressiveness in human breast cancer and promotes the malignant growth of breast cancer cells, suggesting CIP2A as a new target for breast cancer therapy.
Around my mid-20s, I discovered feminism and, more importantly, came to the realisation that not only can you not polish a turd, but that rolling it in glitter takes ages and costs a bomb.
They are hoping to find any excuse to get her to recuse herself from ruling on the law, possibly reducing the margin if there is a close vote on the court, but more importantly, coming up with an excuse to vote against her.
In the second volume (1867), Helmholtz further investigated optical appearances and, more importantly, came to grips with a philosophical problem that was to occupy him for some years Kant's insistence that such basic concepts as time and space were not learned by experience but were provided by the mind to make sense of what the mind perceived.
It's moments like these that will get people interested and more importantly, coming back for more.
But most importantly comes the promise that the winner will "get to work with Target" to bring their project to life, the retailer says.
