Sentence examples for importantly engage from inspiring English sources
We believe the best results and quick improvements for mapping are best done through collaboration and community effort, and we will continue to contribute where we can, and most importantly, engage with local mappers to make sure we do it right.
To do that, we need to attract, retain – and, most importantly, engage – a workforce that is as diverse as the world outside our four walls.
The new broadband infrastructure coupled with Big Data analysis can serve to make the city government more transparent and also encourage individuals and companies to develop innovative products and services; and importantly, engage the general public to help create "efficiencies that save taxpayer money" and "build trust in the public sector".
Hence, in order for a laboratory to repeat a given experiment or, more importantly, engage in its own exploration of the analogue, it must have access to a cluster and enough privileged user access to configure the tool-chain on that cluster.
Most importantly, engage in conversation about science-related topics with children in way that pertains to everyday life experiences.
You'll need high-quality photography, well-written stories and, most importantly, engaging videos.
Economists have realised that, in a knowledge-based economy, entrepreneurs play a central role in creating new companies, commercialising new ideas and, just as importantly, engaging in sustained experiments in what works and what does not.
Most importantly, engaging in trade as the highest form of diversified livelihood strategies is likely to increase LRI by 0.042 points, statistically significant at less than 1%.
But the truth is that the newly launched Twitter for Mac is one of the most addicting, and more importantly, engaging, products I can recall seeing.
Most importantly, engaged citizens must understand and employ the art of persuasive argument.
Susan Boyle did not "transform" on stage; it was we -- her audience -- who transformed and, most importantly, engaged.
