Sentence examples for critical instruments from inspiring English sources

The program was restructured under the Bush administration, with many of its critical instruments cut or delayed.

The so-called obscurity... is partly an effect of the critical instruments brought to bear upon it"; "excuses made for Rimbaud are also excuses made for the colonial enterprise as a whole and, more recently, for the secular evangelism that underlies the academic enterprise".

Engaging in this new type of leadership work allows leaders and change-makers to tune three critical instruments of their inner knowing: the open mind, the open heart, and the open will.

In May, it lost a critical instrument called a star sensor.

After the failure of the high-gain antenna, however, the tape recorder became a critical instrument.

Muskie spoke about the rejection saying it was clear that television was a critical instrument of enormous power which can be a great influence in shifting power from one branch to another.

A series of system failures could be set off by an on-board fire, by a failure that allowed ice buildup on a critical instrument, or by a variety of other causes, experts said.

Experimented with as early as the seventies, the mole was officially introduced in the water tunnels in 1992, and had become the sandhogs' most critical instrument — comparable, in the world of tunnelling, to the invention of the printing press.

Urban planning is a critical instrument to cope with these challenges.

We hope that a more valid and less critical instrument for the measurement of acceptance is accessible soon.

Photosynthesis, the mechanism responsible for O2 evolution on Earth, is also a critical instrument for fuel of the future.