Sentence examples for more importantly does from inspiring English sources

So, more importantly, does Vanessa.

More importantly, does he really understand the systemic risks?

And, perhaps more importantly, does the captaincy in soccer really mean that much to a team?

And more importantly, does it have a different impact on readers, and journalists, jaded by all the appalling things that happen in the world.

Of course, you know this isn't possible, or even desirable - loneliness is part of the human condition, and certainly part of the adolescent one, a painful but invaluable way of working out who one is and where one does and (even more importantly) does not fit in.

But more importantly, does it not demean the value of the lives of each one of us to know that it has become part of the human condition that we could potentially become collateral damage in the calculations of a machine?

More importantly, do you even want her back?

But we do not have all the facts and, more importantly, do not bear the responsibility.

Koeman is saying, and more importantly doing, all the right things.

Nor, more importantly, do we know which individuals at Barclays were involved.

"I think it is very clear about what this administration did or, more importantly, didn't do on 9/11".