Sentence examples for of importantly from inspiring English sources

However, this slogan has itself been used in a number of importantly different ways that it is worth pausing to distinguish.

As Kendall Walton (2006) notes, the questions addressed under the rubric of imaginative resistance turn out to be a 'tangled nest of importantly distinct but easily confused puzzles'.

The PERC structure which offers the possibility of importantly improved performance over traditional commercial cell design needing only little extra process steps can achieve the efficiency of around 22%.

In step one the study sample is dichotomized according to the anchor in groups of "importantly improved" children versus "stable" children as described in the paragraph on criterion responsiveness.

Of course, the lack of a prognostically comparable control group limits the interpretation of efficacy importantly.

Here, we introduced several concepts each of which importantly improved over our previous method, SNAP [ 11].

"It's choosing English as a medium of instruction so we Rwandans of today, and more importantly of tomorrow, will be able to benefit.

The aim is to harness this diversity – of technique, but also, importantly, of race.

"We have got to win back the trust not just of governments, but, more importantly, of ordinary citizens.

The danger is of erosion of institutions but, more importantly, of the democratic ethic.

It gives us a sense of place, a sense of being and, most importantly, a sense of belonging.