Sentence examples for more significantly has from inspiring English sources

Felton is 28, four years older than Lin, but more significantly has a greater body of work in the N.B.A.

Innovation has allowed fewer workers to extract the same amount of coal, and more significantly, has made natural gas a much cheaper alternative to coal.

Where the former was probably the result of an error of judgement on behalf of some junior product designer, the latter could only have been the result of considerable high-level planning at Channel 4 and, more significantly, has a medical stamp of approval in the form of the three qualified GPs who present the programme, Dr Ellie Cannon, Dr Pixie McKenna and Dr Ayan Panja.

It's now reportedly in talks to buy spectrum in the Philippines and, perhaps more significantly, has its sights set on an FCC spectrum auction this spring.

Although not yet providing any combat support, Canada has spent millions of dollars in Belize, providing equipment and training to their defence force, and more significantly, has helped construct a "modern military operations centre".

This beautiful balance of nourishing my mind, body and soul has given me the confidence to help those around me to restore their health, but perhaps even more significantly, has been instrumental in helping me access the most joyful and healthful version of myself.

Investors will soon be able to plow recently realized capital gains into projects or companies based there, slowly erase the tax obligations on a portion of those gains and, more significantly, have those proceeds grow tax-free.

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The company still has to deal with piracy, but more significantly, it has a viable threat in Google Docs.

More significantly, Mr. Siegel has taken steps to diversify the company.

More significantly, Paul has adopted the Barack Obama playbook.