Sentence examples for more importantly into from inspiring English sources

Your actions can have an effect beyond yourself, and more importantly into the art form itself, and hopefully into society too.

The win over Arvidsson put Stephens into her fifth career WTA quarterfinal, but perhaps more importantly into her first career meeting with her friend and mentor Serena Williams.

Subtitled Infinite Warfare – a level of titular hyperbole only previously explored by Marvel films and pay-per-view wrestling events – it takes the action into the far future, and more importantly, into space.

Yet in a country where 42% of the population lives below the poverty line, glossy promotional catalogues for residential developments in the desert continue to proliferate, promising 14 different underfloor-heated bathroom configurations and urging prospective customers to buy into the surrounding desert and, more importantly, into the concept of an exclusive, secluded future.

A fleet of 600 leased lorries takes the bottles from Puebla to 24 distribution centres, where 800 salespeople try to get Big Cola into supermarkets and, more importantly, into the corner shops that dominate the rural retail trade.At present, Kola Real has 100,000 points of sale, but the plan is to expand that to 900,000.

The next critical step, according to Kole, is to show that these molecules can be delivered into the cells and, more importantly, into living organisms.

Thus, in addition to catalyzing 3PG oxidation, human PHGDH is capable of catalyzing the NADH-driven reduction of OAA into malate, and more importantly AKG into d-2HG.

"It's important we finish the season strongly and we take momentum into next year but more importantly get into fourth spot and do well in the Champions League".

The things we speak about at length, but more importantly put into practice.

But with the advantages and attractions that Scotland already has, and, more importantly, taking into account the morale boost, the sheer energisation of a whole people that would come about because we would finally have our destiny at least largely back in our own hands again – I think we could do it.

More importantly, taking into account uncertainty of long-term predictions and live migration penalties increases stability and reduces the number of live migrations further.