Sentence examples for importantly to keep from inspiring English sources

It needs an occasional stir to stop it sticking but, more importantly, to keep the cabbage cooking evenly.

And, most importantly, to keep them here, so that it is our economy – and our culture – that benefits".

To reinforce this message, the World Heart Federation has partnered with leading international healthcare group Bupa, to launch a new global challenge to encourage people to get walking, and most importantly to keep walking.

And, maybe most importantly, to keep time from being another way back to the gaps we seek to close, what kind of unequal resources do we need to apply to get equitable results within reasonably close amounts of time?

Having been in a relationship with his husband of 21 years has given Charlie the knowledge of not only how to find the perfect match but, just as importantly, how to keep it.

The millions of people who watch Zoella feel like they know her and most importantly people want to keep watching her.

More importantly, you have to keep safe and there are health and safety issues: you shouldn't be in contact with people who have certain illnesses, such as chicken pox.

So the newest findings on what specific foods people should eat less often — and more importantly, more often — to keep from gaining pounds as they age should be of great interest to tens of millions of Americans.

He organized repeated counterattacks that slowed the German advance, and, more importantly, he worked to keep open the one road leading into Verdun that had not been closed by German shelling.

Importantly, he managed to keep his publication record from developing a large hole.

And, most importantly, we have to keep moving or we die.