Sentence examples for Crucial from inspiring English sources

Transport secretary Patrick McLoughlin said: "We are investing in the biggest rail modernisation since the Victorian era and fares have a crucial role to play in funding these improvements.

He's done crucial research on language acquisition, and he offers an admirable account of syntax in his book, but it is unclear what he's talking about here.

So the stakes are high in these crucial hours".

At this G20 I brought together a crucial meeting between President Obama and fellow European leaders to insist on urgent progress on a comprehensive EU-US trade deal that could add £10bn to the UK economy alone.

"It's a crucial part of the vision of the institution even to be a little bit disputatious in a way, and that's something we're actively trying to seek, not as a way of shocking people for no good reason, but to encourage conversation".

But there has been a real edge to the cricket, too, especially in this crucial part of the match with Billy Godleman determined to shine against his former club.

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The crucial difference is that with Hamlet I felt it was important to be provocative because the play is so famous it is inert.

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He was an crucial part of any tour, organised, funny, highly hospitable and with an innate ability to get on famously with anyone, anywhere.

But we all feel it's crucial that Caroline Lucas, the Green party's sole MP at this time, should be re-elected in her Brighton constituency on 7 May.