Sentence examples for more important increasingly from inspiring English sources

Since the U.S.G.S. study in 2008, further estimates have begun to bear out Leigh Price's figures, suggesting total reserves of as much as three hundred billion barrels and, perhaps more important, increasingly optimistic recovery rates, which have swelled from one per cent to as much as ten per cent.

More important, it increasingly taken to be not only the norm but natural -- so that it goes largely unquestioned.

McKellen proved that he could carry a film; more important, he was increasingly able to relax in front of the camera.

Specialist knowledge is becoming ever more important in an increasingly competitive market place.

Such care will become ever more important as research increasingly involves larger groups doing "team science," he added.

Speed and ease in sharing are only going to become more important in an increasingly social web.

Reliable methods to identify medicinal plant material are becoming more important in an increasingly regulated market place.

This potential becomes more and more important as scenarios increasingly enjoy great popularity while a comprehensive philosophy of future studies is still missing.

But now, I just think that the boundaries, it's getting more and more important to be increasingly clear and give people those controls.

She is a survivor and, more important, a character increasingly at the heart of epic television: the indestructible truth teller.

From an international perspective, it is becoming increasingly more important, so if you're trading overseas (importing and/or exporting), it's important to bear this in mind.