It inoculates him somewhat against Putin's favorite line of attack, that critics are Western stooges, and, more important, helps broaden his appeal beyond the young, social-media-savvy cubicle workers who are his base.
This intelligent hunk of steel looks great on a wall and, more important, helps save energy in the home.
It is possible, even in large companies, to create a culture that attracts and retains highly innovative people and, perhaps more important, helps people who are not natural innovators to be more innovative as well.
Afterward, the drug industry claimed credit for several crucial victories that helped keep Republicans in charge of the House -- and, more important, helped them win back the Senate.
Education — particularly higher education — offers a great opportunity for a compromise that would let both sides claim victory and, even more important, help the economy.
States and communities that effectively carry out community mental health programs will reduce costs and, more important, help the mentally ill get effective treatment and keep them out of prisons.
This one relatively easy addition to your lives together could add an incredible amount of pleasure and, even more important, help you feel much more deeply in love.
In a pinch, the embassy or consulate in the destination you're visiting can track you in the event of a true emergency, and even more important, help you make your way home safely.
We suggest that while the concordat is a useful resource for resolving conflicts that arise during evaluation, the process of producing it is perhaps even more important, helping to make explicit unspoken assumptions, clarify roles and responsibilities, build trust and establish open dialogue and shared understanding.
Kyudo can improve posture and maintain strength, Mr. Boorstein said, but more important, it helps "heighten your ability to notice, and that's what we're all trying to do in our lives".
More important, it helps allay concerns that had spread within the company that an unfavorable Ofcom ruling could have prompted further scrutiny in the United States by the Justice Department and the Federal Communications Commission that could have affected News Corporation's domestic television assets.
