Sentence examples for most important giving from inspiring English sources

But he also made some wise ones: sending the heartthrob outfielder Lee Mazzilli to Texas in exchange for pitchers Ron Darling and Walt Terrell and, most important, giving pitcher Neil Allen to the Cardinals in 1983 for Keith Hernandez.

"When you mature, you realize what's most important: giving your team a chance to win, saving the bullpen and putting up a quality start," Reyes said Tuesday at Yankee Stadium.

"Out of all the isms, movements and manifestos of the 20th century, it was the Dadaists who proved the most important – giving birth, not only to a lot of modern art, but also shaping comedy, music and political protest …" Reeves will restage an early Dada performance inside Zurich's Cabaret Voltaire, where the movement first began, as part of the programme.

The annual speech is the most important given by a Chinese politician, of similar importance to the State of the Union address given by US presidents.

And, perhaps most important, given the context, not all of them are Obama voters.

Most important, given the available tools, not even the most brilliant economic tsar could not have made the eurozone prosper.

Fair trade organizations help them improve product quality and, most important, give them access to a world market.

And most important, given Mr. Sloane's recent 15 seconds of international fame, there's a business card, green writing on white background, on his desk.

And, most important, given that Onkalo will hide and bury just some of Finland's waste, what about everyone else's?

A three-month stint last year at MuckerLab, an incubator for start-ups in Santa Monica, Calif., helped refine their plans, persuaded them to begin in California and — most important — gave them an entree to venture capitalists.

Perhaps most important given IfOnly's trajectory, so-called luminaries (that's what the company calls its service providers) can onboard themselves.