Sentence examples for importantly learning from inspiring English sources

Most importantly, learning is focussed on imparting tangible skills which can be implemented immediately.

But with that bailout should come a price tag of sound decision-making and sacrifices, and most importantly, learning to efficiently run their businesses.

Jumping from rooftops, breaking into confidential records, making friends, and most importantly, learning to 'never ignore an impossible', this story had a fairy tale feel that taught one to always have faith.

Safah aptly summed up the novel: "Jumping from rooftops, breaking into confidential records, making friends, and most importantly, learning to never ignore an impossible, this story had a fairytale feel that taught one to always have faith".

Most importantly, learning will improve if we all take a long-term view, and I believe many jobs will be created that we can't predict right now.

Importantly, learning gains were sustained as students' 5Cs checklist total and GRS scores remained consistently higher at their second, third, and fourth consult (relative to their first consult).

Remember her name and, more importantly, learn how to say it.

I importantly learn the philtrum is the groove running from nostrils to mouth.

We learn the mapping from labelled examples, and importantly learn a representation that can be used in both the forward (from geometric to symbolic) and reverse directions.

It talks instead of "deep neural networks", simulations of the human brain that recognise, generate and, most importantly, learn.

At the same time, she builds some touching relationships with her eccentric fellow voyagers and, most importantly, learns to lose - or find - herself in ballroom dancing.