Sentence examples for apparently vital from inspiring English sources

Surplus to the requirements of the modern pop industry but apparently vital to the X Factor brand, Walsh is to The X Factor what Mark Hamill is to the Star Wars franchise.

Its singular achievement was a complicated network of waterways and reservoirs that were apparently vital to producing enough rice to sustain a population that in the center's heyday numbered in the hundreds of thousands.

The catalyst for the piece is new research coming from the University of Arizona that make it easier to create displays with some sort of built-in memory, apparently vital for the creation of 3D displays.

Although ROCK1 cleavage is apparently vital for blebbing, it seems dispensable for many other apoptotic phenomena including caspase activation, phosphatidylserine (PS) externalization, and poly ADP-ribose polymerase cleavage.

Histology of the tumours from saline- (n = 14) and melphalan-treated (n = 11) rats revealed apparently vital tumour cells in over 80% of the cross-sections.

All ROPN1L homologs are highly similar to each other and to PKA at the N terminus, where perfectly conserved positions mark residues apparently vital to the correct groove formation and binding to AKAPs.

And for China, there will be renewed pressure to try to rein in its cussedly awkward but still apparently vital ally.As for North Koreans, the small elite will finder it harder to raise the hard currency that keeps them in Mercedes cars and cognac.

Rightwing commentators have latched on gleefully to these, apparently, most vital questions.

Everywhere you look on the soundstage there are kennels, canine treats and cans of something called Easy Cheese, apparently a vital tool in coaxing the animals into posing on the Ikea-bought props.

That leads Edward to pursue a Russian mobster — or agent — who has possession of a metal attaché case filled with precious "marbles" that is apparently of vital strategic interest, but could also be a metaphor for Henry/Edward's sanity.

If I understand current policy (and I may not), unless you follow Byrd's lead, the feds will only use your money so that President Bush can send Barbra Streisand records to President Putin, apparently a vital step in deploying an anti-missile system.