Sentence examples for Nothing vital from inspiring English sources

Although the Dragon which has been designed from the start to transport astronauts one day will be carrying cargo, nothing vital or irreplaceable will be on board.

He was opposed to what he considered Palmerston's pious Liberal adventurism, and particularly to the Crimean War, which he saw as a mismanaged folly, in which nothing vital was at stake.

Coming after his uninspired Jimi Hendrix tribute, Three Songs, for the Royal Ballet in May, The Steel Garden reinforces the sense that Bruce, for all his craft, has nothing vital to say.

Yet, if it holds up the story or points being made, if it adds nothing vital and useful, or if it is clearly a saunter off into the craft of writing without relevance to the story or central point, then it's fluff and it needs to go.

There's nothing more vital to a functioning democracy".

When you're calling the shots, there's nothing more vital than that.

And, crucially, there are now more people in work than ever before – and there is nothing more vital to eliminating poverty than having a job and bringing in a wage.

He had also suggested that the undercover police knew that evidence advanced by prosecutors against campaigners was false but did nothing, hid vital evidence, and could have encouraged others to commit crimes.

Sure, having web access lets us update our Instagram feeds or look up Oreo cheesecake recipes -- nothing too vital there.

His first words on the conference call Tuesday were, "Nothing is more vital to a free America than a free media, and nothing is more vital to my concept of a free media than news that is produced independently of corporate interference".

Nothing is more vital for bolstering the economic health of Iraq and the sagging confidence of its people than oil.