Sentence examples for more crucially how from inspiring English sources

It is more crucially how one imagines oneself — or, from cusphood, reinvents oneself.

And, even more crucially, how does today's global capitalism enter this scheme?

More crucially, how would a Khan victory feel to the majority of Londoners?

And, perhaps more crucially, how will he compare with those wearing the red shirts at Wembley tomorrow?

With them, we could have sent along film-makers who could have taught people how to use the equipment and, more crucially, how to make what we wanted.

Find out where places are and, even more crucially, how long it takes to get to them from where you live.

Each is furnished with iPods, flatscreen TVs and Garmin GPS devices so you can plot where you've skied and, more crucially, see how fast you've gone.

More crucially, he knows how to get those messages out and how to pay for them.

So for the next decade there are serious questions about how our energy needs will be met and more crucially for consumers, how the price of that energy can be kept to a minimum.

He taught two generations of writers not just how to write – that any careful craftsman can teach you – but also, more crucially and rarely, how to look unflinchingly at things and not turn one's gaze away.

Much of the six-month stay that Dubai asked for on its payments of the $3.5 billion bond is likely to pass as Dubai and creditors hash out which assets can be sold to raise cash, how much of a restructuring fee should be paid to bankers and most crucially, how much more time Dubai will get.