Sentence examples for importantly new from inspiring English sources
Also, importantly, new information almost always comes to light.
Equally importantly, new tactics have developed to help consumers deal with the downsides of choice.
But both films leave you with the exhilaration of having seen something genuinely and importantly new.
Just as importantly, new exploration has crawled almost to a halt.
Most importantly, new technology and higher oil prices suddenly made the Bakken attractive again.
Finally and perhaps most importantly, new European rules made it possible for regulators to go after Facebook.
Mr. Prieto, especially, went for blood: in a one-man demonstration of Mr. Carcassés's entire project he simultaneously combined different traditions and temperaments: trap set and hand drums, Latin and jazz, Africa and Cuba and — importantly — New York.
Most importantly, New York's law gives covered workers the right to be paid while they are on leave, while the FMLA only gives the right to unpaid time.
Most importantly, New Orleans topped the other cities on Sense of Community, our measure of the culture of giving and receiving help among entrepreneurs.
Most importantly, New Zealand's constitution does not guarantee the right to own a gun.
Fourth, and perhaps most importantly, New Hampshire, which has swung Democratic in four of the last five presidential elections, is clearly in play in 2012.
