Sentence examples for a vital chapter from inspiring English sources

A vital chapter entitled 'When things go wrong' tackles nettlesome matters like workplace harassment sensibly and spiritedly.

They are a vital chapter in the evolution of modern porn (many stag directors went on to work on Golden Age films) and a window into the history of sex work, the place of women within it, and sexual consumption.

They quickly realized that the history embodied in their new home was a vital chapter in Orange, Virginia town history because their house had been the home of the town doctor for many years.

While books are written about the Hearst dynasty, or the Medills and Pattersons, press barons of their time, an entire vital chapter of that history has largely been given short shrift, until now.

"Though I regret the imposition of the Bertelsmann retirement age policy, it's time now to turn to a new and vital chapter in this fast-changing world of music," Mr. Davis said in a statement he issued after declining to be interviewed.

Though it doesn't have the emotional tug of that Oscar winner, it nevertheless shines a deserving light on a lesser known though still vital chapter in music history.

Laura Lippman performs her civic duty with great imagination in her sixth mystery, IN A STRANGE CITY (Morrow, $24), by contributing a vital new chapter to the enduring legacy of Edgar Allan Poe.

In any case she, like you, has been largely on the sidelines during this vital chapter in our country's march toward greater social justice.

A vital theme of this chapter is the exploration of improved structures of timer or counter that will increase the microcontroller's ability to hand over much of its time-based activity to this hardware.Timing is a vital element of embedded system design both in its right and to enable other embedded activities, such as serial communication and pulse width modulation.

These include his daughters, Diana J. Barliant, a member of the ATS Board of Regents, a former national board member, and a vital force in the San Diego Chapter; Barbara Sonnenblick and her husband Paul, active members of the Northern California Chapter, and their daughter Beth and Laurel Burgesss.

Books and book chapters remain a vital output for many research areas.