Sentence examples for certainly critical from inspiring English sources

Effective and efficient debug and diagnosis are certainly critical to the success of products.

(When I was a child, Sendak's sexuality was certainly critical to my understanding of these stories).

While our election technology was not explicitly mentioned, our political process is certainly critical.

We are told that "the eyes are the windows to the soul," and eye contact is certainly critical in empathy.

"It's certainly critical that underlying all of this is the concept of providing a helping hand rather than the back of a hand," he said.

Commercial sex and sexual violence are certainly critical to understanding the growing proportion of total H.I.V. cases that occur among women, but for most women in the world, their biggest risk of H.I.V. infection comes from having sex with their husbands.

As a journalist, I've certainly been critical.

But Peter Cook's view of James Last was certainly the critical consensus.

Those newspapers have certainly been critical of the policies and actions of the Bush administration, especially with regard to Iraq.

There have certainly been critical evaluations of conservative nominees who have gone on to become exceptionally distinguished judges.

And that is certainly a critical means of, and a very effective means of, reducing pressure and stress.