Sentence examples for perhaps equally important from inspiring English sources

Perhaps equally important are bragging rights among other financial officers.

Perhaps equally important, the district took great care in many of its staff decisions.

But he missed acting, and, perhaps equally important, he missed New York.

But the show does something else for him that is perhaps equally important, and equally motivating.

Perhaps equally important, the students remain with the same teacher and the same classmates for second and third grade.

Beyond the prosecutorial benefits of military commissions, the two lawyers saw a less tangible, but perhaps equally important advantage.

Perhaps equally as important, the public needs to better understand the many shades of survivorship -- or, better yet, the many ways that people are living with cancer today.

After several months of development, the Google Ventures and FKA-backed bloom, is unveiling its first generation of products aimed to combat dementia, and (perhaps equally as important) the disintegration of communication among families.

And perhaps equally as important is the price, which many estimate is a mere fraction of the cost of building new radio networks from scratch and equipping all officials with new walkie-talkies.

The district's Democratic hands also opted for a candidate with unimpeachable patriotic credentials, deep roots in the district and relatively moderate policy stances ― criteria perhaps equally as important as preparedness.

Perhaps equally as important, combining different types of data can also make it possible to indirectly infer the vulnerability of a population facing environmental disturbance.