Sentence examples for crucial end from inspiring English sources

Judgment serves a crucial end, in both private and public life.

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"Allan kept the club in the Premiership last season by recording crucial end of season victories and an excellent start to the current league season raised expectations.

He managed to get through the crucial end of the third game better and that helped him push on in the fourth, where I couldn't quite get it together.

There were too few amputations to judge the effect of HBOT on this crucial end point.

During the 1990s, regulatory agencies such as the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency accepted neurotoxicology as a crucial end point and neurotoxicity testing and risk assessment guidelines were published.

Unable to reach agreement with the White House on crucial end-of-the-year issues, House and Senate Republicans were unable even to agree among themselves today over what to do next.

PAGE A8 An Intramural Budget Battle Republicans in the House and the Senate, unable to reach agreement with the White House on crucial end-of-year spending issues, were themselves at odds over exactly what to do next.

This week's announcement is a blow to its plans, but not a fatal one, since the PS3 will not miss out on the crucial end-of-year holiday season.

But as retail executives place orders for the crucial end-of-year rush, they are anxiously debating how strong and lasting the consumer's revival will be.In the first quarter both fancier retailers such as Gap, Macy's and Saks and workaday ones like Target, Wal-Mart and Home Depot all announced improved results.

The battle here is considered to have been crucial, ending a string of German successes and thwarting Germany's push to achieve victory before the American Army arrived in full strength.