Sentence examples for continued vital from inspiring English sources

"With Vigilante," it continued, "vital information is unlocked and everyone can do their part". This sounded an awful lot like, well, a prompt for vigilantism.

Representative John Lewis (D-GA), who worked beside Dr. Martin Luther King in the fight for the passage of the VRA and later with Representative Sensenbrenner on its reauthorization in 2006, expressed the legislation's continued vital importance to our democracy.

It is this limited ability to continue vital metabolic functions that defines fruit as perishable.

Analogously, presidential recess appointments to continue vital services such as defense, health and transportation justify departure from Congress's constitutional right to confirm agency head appointments.

However, we do need to continue vital research into breast cancer so women at high risk have even more, potentially less-invasive, prevention options".

The Food and Drug Administration will pause routine inspections but "continue vital activities".

Scholars from states and municipalities that have imposed bans on government travel to North Carolina have been unable to travel to Duke to continue vital ongoing research partnerships or attend academic conferences.

"Will they be allowed to continue vital research projects?

Founded in 1827 in New York City, the first edition of the Journal summed up a great many of the reasons for the continuing, vital existence of the black press.

Laboratory surge capacity is required to continue vital public health activities and respond to a crisis, and surveillance systems for bioterrorism incidents are needed that can be used routinely with familiarity by staff.

Even a week later, the dialogue continues to remain vital.