Sentence examples for most important thanks from inspiring English sources

Most important, thanks to the distinctive flavor of Vin Jaune, this is one wine and cheese pairing that actually works.

Most important, thanks to Branch Rickey.

Sudan and South Sudan will be each other's most important neighbours thanks to economic, historic, geographic and cultural ties.

Microcrystalline cellulose (MCC) is one of the most important tableting excipients thanks to its outstanding dry binding properties, enabling the manufacture of tablets by direct compression (DC).

Gregory I (the Great; 590 604) was the most important of these, and, thanks to his own extensive theological writings and collection of letters, his papacy is by far the best-documented of this period.

The Millers, who won automatic promotion from League Two last year, have had a magnificent season but they saved one of their best performances for the most important night and prospered thanks to a Wes Thomas header from a Ben Pringle free-kick, Lee Frecklington's finish from another Pringle cross and Kieran Agard's first-time shot with 23 minutes to go after James Tavernier's run.

Perhaps most important, Mr. Tosh talks back, thanks to Twitter.

Therefore, major opportunities in terms of transport flows development are: a high potential growth of maritime flows to all the most important geo-economic market areas worldwide (thanks to the increase in global competitiveness of EU in certain industries).

a high potential growth of maritime flows to all the most important geo-economic market areas worldwide (thanks to the increase in global competitiveness of EU in certain industries).

They are the most important source of renewable resources and, thanks to their functions, they also play an important role in the formation and protection of individual components of the natural environment, as well as changes to the environment caused by anthropogenic activities and anthropic activities (artificial environment created by people).

He also extended his thanks to the paper's "most important allies" – its readers.