Sentence examples for importantly to recognize from inspiring English sources

During these years, we have learned many lessons, but most importantly, to recognize the momentous work done by trade unions around the world who fight everyday to protect workers' health and safety.

We talked a lot about the concept of seizing momentum, learning to ride the currents of change, adapt to setbacks, but more importantly, to recognize moments when your organization is poised to make progress, and how to take full advantage of these turning points.

Residents learn from their integral involvement in patient care about the evolution of surgical diagnoses; when to operate, how much diagnostic accuracy is sufficient, and perhaps most importantly, to recognize and manage surgical complications.

Perhaps most importantly, failure to recognize that HCA-BSI have higher rates of resistance than CA-BSI may lead to adverse outcomes as a result of increased risk for treatment failure [ 6, 8].

The crying and anxiety that eight-month-olds display when confronted with the need to cross the deep side are the result of their ability to perceive depth but also, and more importantly, their ability to recognize the discrepancy of sitting on a solid surface while nevertheless seeing the visual bottom some distance below.

And almost as importantly, Applestone seems to recognize the space's limitations.

Most importantly, students need to recognize that such a commitment doesn't allow for much career flexibility.

But more importantly, we have to recognize that younger faculty have been deeply immersed in an environment of entrepreneurship.

Most importantly, they need to recognize that, at some point in the not-distant future, if it can be shared, it probably will be shared.

Most importantly, business needed to recognize that political power must be "assiduously cultivated; and that when necessary, it must be used aggressively and with determination - without embarrassment and without the reluctance which has been so characteristic of American business".

Importantly, the ability to recognize neonates with potentially life-threatening illness warranting urgent medical attention at presentations to rural health facilities is thought to be critical in reducing mortality [ 3].