Sentence examples for more importantly better from inspiring English sources

But with public-private partnerships paving the way for payers and providers to work more closely together, we are heading towards success, and more importantly, better patient care.

More importantly, better performance is achieved with up to 40% energy saving and close to 20% saving in total annual cost.

At the same time, Thunderbird will also get a few user interface updates, better notifications and, maybe even more importantly, better Gmail support.

Then they would have been well-positioned (and perhaps more importantly, better prepared) to take on the more established social sharing sites, Twitter and Facebook.

With its new capital in tow, Smarterer launched a new product today, called Flock, which seeks to give enterprise companies to gain insight into the knowledge and skill sets that define their organizations, and, perhaps more importantly, better understanding of where skills gaps exist.

The results not only save her precious allowance money but, more importantly, better reflect her and both her dads -- not a golf club in sight.

Lieutenant Miller appeared to beat her on merit at Doncaster in April but she is 2lb better off and, more importantly, looks better for a three-month holiday, during which time some minor surgery of an unspecified nature apparently took place.

He appears to be taking the right steps to become a better football player, and more importantly a better individual.

The more experiences I get at this level the better I will become and more importantly the better Liverpool will become".

For a much better chance of being taken seriously by law enforcement agencies (and, more importantly, a better chance that you're correct in your accusation), gather evidence.

There is also some evidence that – along with yoga – it can be of particular use to prisoners, for whom it improves psychological wellbeing and, perhaps more importantly, encourages better control over impulsivity.