Sentence examples for so more importantly from inspiring English sources

So, more importantly, does Vanessa.

So, more importantly, has household debt.

His appearance is pretty dazzling, but so, more importantly, is what comes out of his mouth: not the expected macho grunt, but a shrill, slightly nasal voice that recalls the Bee Gees' Barry Gibb.

The Palestinian intifada, or uprising, was catching hold; Mr Clinton was on his way out, and so, more importantly, was Mr Barak, who was facing an election that opinion polls showed him certain to lose.

So more importantly, how do you avoid them altogether?

But it was not always so, and more importantly, it will not remain so.

A paper that suggests that there is a minimal relationship between fish consumption and blood mercury and fails to explain the somewhat limited conditions under which that may be so or, more importantly, to address the extensive literature showing conditions under which it is not so has the potential to seriously confuse an already very complex public debate over fish consumption advice.

Why are goals so important and more importantly, why are they so hard to complete?

But what there is a shortage of is a diagnostic of Trump Dynamics - analyzing the way he operates so that we can best understand why he has run his campaign the way he has so far, and, more importantly, how we should interpret him so that we can best assess how Donald Trump could be as President of the United States.

What women are doing to their bodies is so utterly frightening - and, more importantly, so distracting.

Yet Pakistanis have begun to show some frustration with what the regime of General Musharraf has done so far or, more importantly, not done.