Sentence examples for as critical a from inspiring English sources

But for the chief executive of the country, they're about as critical a problem as the overlong Christmas shopping season.

"The Iraq war is not over and it is not 'won.' In fact, it is at as critical a stage as at any time since 2003".

Johnson's remarks and statements about Islam were extremely relevant - especially given that the new mayor declared "Islam is the problem" at as critical a moment as the July 7 bombings.

I think scientists are still advising the government extensively, but they don't have quite as critical a role as they did during that time, when everything was changing rapidly.

It is therefore important to quantify whether angiogenesis has as critical a role in childhood tumours as in adults and whether variant molecular pathways control the process.

Another senior campaign adviser described her as critical a force in the campaign as it came under fire.

However, the depletion of oil shale is not as critical an issue as the depletion of natural gas and uranium.

"She is as critical as a person could be," Dr. Duane Davis, surgical director of Duke's lung transplant program, said.

This discretion is as critical an element of basic fairness as a trial judge's discretion to decline to accept a plea of guilty.

Hughes told me that when he directed, he cast as critical an eye toward the material as if someone else had composed it.

Making a good decision is just as critical as learning a good representation.