Sentence examples for importantly ideas from inspiring English sources

Others are free to write their own implementation to accomplish the identical function, for, importantly, ideas, concepts and functions cannot be monopolised by copyright".

I first turn to Josie Jeffery's book; Good Companions - The Mix and Match Guide to Companion Planting, which helps to shed further light and most importantly (ideas) on the matter.

Fortunately for the field, new approaches, technologies, and most importantly, ideas are appearing within the literature and throughout different research laboratories.

14 Moreover focus groups are suitable for examining how knowledge and, more importantly, ideas develop and operate within a given cultural context.

Second, and more importantly, expansionist ideas and fears of socialism do not, in themselves, constitute fascism.

More importantly, the ideas at the heart of Venturi, Scott Brown — the notions that bucked modernism and reconnected American architecture with older traditions — were developed by the two as a team, or, as Scott Brown has put it, as "a joint creativity".

So Gus and I decided to join forces and create an event where tech workers and activists can come together to have a conversation about the issues, and more importantly, share ideas on what we can do to fix them.

They haven't worked in the industry for twenty years so they don't have any of our bad habits, they don't know our methods (and they invariably come up with new, better ones) and more importantly their ideas don't have any limits.

Importantly, the idea that they must be undone now also enjoys bi-partisan support, as does the idea of seeking new approaches.

Marceau and, as importantly, the idea of him died then, surely.

Perhaps most importantly, the idea of putting tyrants on trial has caught on in the countries that they tyrannise.