Sentence examples for More vitally from inspiring English sources

More vitally, critical sociologists have argued that New Labour reforms tended to be an example of the "roll out" of neoliberalism, the installation of market values where they were previously absent.

More vitally than biblical backing, the LRA has been supported for much of its existence by the Sudanese government in Khartoum.In 2002, under international pressure, Sudan agreed to let Uganda's regular army cross into southern Sudan to flush out the rebels of the LRA.

More vitally, the diversity of perspective is huge.

More vitally for our female music icons, it's a clear, surefire way to assert your relevance, no matter how old you are.

That threatens Deutsche Telekom's local phone business, but more vitally, its Internet-access service.

But like anyone about to make her Broadway debut, she was finding her costumes even more vitally important.

But the committee's ranking Republican, Senator John McCain of Arizona, countered by asserting that more troops were "vitally needed" in Afghanistan and that any delay in ordering more combat forces to the fight would put American lives at risk.

(Fig. 1) The surviving rats in group S recovered more vigorously and vitally on the 3rd day after 75 min intestine ischemia.

Here were tips which not only promised to make me a better, more prolific person, but vitally a more affluent one.

Daley Blind and Eric Bailly have a case, but the former lacks the muscle and thirst for the tackle of the latter: two attributes Kolarov also possesses plus, vitally, far more experience than the Ivorian.

I can see why media consultants would believe money is vitally important: the more money there is the more they make.