Sentence examples for crucial purpose from inspiring English sources

Or do they serve a crucial purpose?

I've come to believe that The Apprentice serves a crucial purpose in maintaining public order.

The cost-sharing serves a crucial purpose, encouraging states to keep expenses in check.

On the view that the budget criterion served a crucial purpose, the outlook is bleak.

Still, squeezing it in at the last minute served a crucial purpose: the audience needed a strong pickup for the journey home.

— Like the anonymous crowds in the backdrop of a major city, they are unsung heroes, day in and day out, working hard and serving a crucial purpose.

Not so many are aware that, for the past six years, Congress has been more than half controlled by Republicans — the House outright, the Senate for certain crucial purposes, thanks to unprecedented filibuster abuse.

The Follow button will serve a few other crucial purposes, too: for those who are not already using Spotify, it will encourage them to download it.

In fact, the cases of Weiner and Clinton make clear that having crucial purposes in life is an antidote to addiction.

The alphabet soup grant serves a number of crucial purposes: helping people afford child care, building affordable housing, delivering Meals on Wheels.

Again metaphors are shown to play a crucial role for that purpose, so that the topic of metaphor is taken up again and deepened by extended lists of examples.