Sentence examples for yet more important from inspiring English sources
"yet more important" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to emphasize that something is even more significant than previously stated. For example, "Although we have discussed the impact of the pandemic on businesses, the effect on mental health is yet more important."
Yet more important, reckons Mr Baldwin, was a budding revolution in information and communication technology (ICT).
Suddenly, the regular-season dominance will look as meaningless as it is and the Twins will be answering questions about their modest, yet more important, winning streak.
Yet more important to Mr. Salonen, as he explains in an interview in the program booklet, they "pushed the idea of symphonic music in directions previously unknown".
More difficult yet more important, can it take steps to ensure that it does not continue to cook up nasty viruses to unleash?
Another son of J.S. Bach, Johann Christian, the so-called London Bach, was perhaps yet more important for the future, influencing Mozart, who met him in London (1764) and again in Paris (1778).
After Stringham had departed for Kenya, Templer bade me visit him and my estrangement was temporarily forgotten, while my days were filled with yet more important social nuances that helped define the way the educated elite comported themselves in the postwar era.
Their legacy permeates our courts and--an inheritance yet more important--our consciences.
The problem is that Tito is in his thirties, so the fantasy life has become simultaneously more threadbare and yet more desperately important to him.
Yet far more important than the Oscars' entertainment factor and their sporting factor is the chance for institutional support to artists whose work the awards would foster.
Yet even more important: radical devolution must surely form a big part of our answer to the rise of nationalism – both in Scotland and in England.
Yet the more important safeguard, Mr. Christiansen said, is designing computer systems and putting in place employee procedures to reduce risks before the problems occur.
