Sentence examples for critical element for from inspiring English sources

"It was judged to be a critical element for getting them onside," said Mr Lovell.

But there is another critical element for anyone seeking electoral success in Texas: women.

A critical element for many banks is the valuation of securities that trade infrequently, if at all.

A third critical element for effective leadership is strategic self-awareness or the capacity to understand how one impacts on others.

Now Vermeil wonders if teams have had enough time to work with their backups — a critical element for championship contenders like the Packers, who won the Super Bowl despite having 15 players on injured reserve.

In more modern times a critical element for every leader or political party has been to use nationalism — which Sun Yat-sen described as "that precious possession which enables a state to aspire to progress and a nation to perpetuate its existence" — to unify Chinese people behind a more united and stable government with sufficient authority to rule effectively.

To the Editor: While I appreciated the discussion in Anne-Marie Slaughter's review of Sheryl Sandberg's "Lean In" (March 10) of the steps needed to ensure that "caregivers still have paths to the corner office," I believe both author and reviewer omit a critical element for making work-life balance more available to all employees.

Iron is a critical element for the survival of bacteria.

The critical element for sustainable growth in the construction industry is the development of alternative cements.

The critical element for sustainable growth, however, is the development of alternative cements to replace conventional portland cement (Davidovits 2011).

The bond restructuring is a critical element for Greece to receive its latest bailout from the international community.