Sentence examples for critically important matters from inspiring English sources

A weakened and desperate Russian bear will be unpredictable, which will have a destabilizing effect on too many critically important matters that we dare not neglect.

Yes, President Obama used and probably over used executive orders, but that was only after years of the refusal of a Congress of the other party to act on critically important matters.

"Preserving G.E.D. is a really critically important matter," she said.

"Data security, particularly in an era of rising incidence of identity theft, is a critically important matter," she said.

Now can we talk about the critically important matter of how to address climate change with just a few weeks left until the Copenhagen Climate Summit?

But his insistence on pushing for a U.N. Security Council vote on a new resolution next week offers a small measure of reassurance that he has not given up entirely on the critically important matter of international cooperation.

"But whoever you support, this is a critically important subject.

Harvard Law School's bicentennial has been an opportunity to reflect upon the law school's history and innumerable contributions of Harvard lawyers across the globe; it is also an opportunity for the HLS community to come together and do what the law school does best ask hard questions about important matters, think critically, and explore solutions for urgent problems.

Clarification of these matters is critically important, not just to set the record straight but to inform present-day policy toward Colombia.

It is also critically important to control endotoxins, insoluble particulate matter and insoluble visible matter in single-use components used in the manufacture of drug product (Table  I).

There is another critically important context in which Bush's comments matter.