Sentence examples for crucially concerned from inspiring English sources

All these activities are crucially concerned with risk: with the likelihood and the probable effects of various measures on life and health.

The design, refurbishment and future decommissioning of nuclear reactors are crucially concerned with reducing the risk of radiation exposure that can result in adverse health effects and potential loss of life.

So … to what extent is this project in conflict with what we said we'd sign up to… (Staff Practice 1) Crucially concerns focused on their own practice, not the wider programme.

Most crucially she was concerned to undermine the supposed naturalness of certain binaries; insisting on a breaching of boundaries between human and animal and between animal and machine.

Crucially, as far as PSG are concerned, all of Eto'o's goals have come at Stamford Bridge and the hope for Chelsea is that he will be fit enough to score at least twice more on home soil on Tuesday.

This is not crucially relevant for the current discussion because the cases concerned are from a much older population.

I am increasingly concerned that the biggest issue for recruitment and crucially retention is now the money in the pockets of students and their ability to pay for accommodation, books and food.

But perhaps most crucially, the food sovereignty framework represents an opportunity for those concerned with biodiversity conservation and poverty to work in alliance with millions of small-scale farmers and their supporters.

Victor Temple QC, prosecuting, told the jury: "Crucially, detailed forensic evidence concerning blood and fibres was recovered from items of clothing and footwear attributable to these two defendants.

The contribution concerns the crucially important layer near the catalyst surface (here, called Z* for convenience) that turns out to be often thicker than usually assumed.

In a series of articles over the coming weeks, I will investigate how science gets into parliament and, crucially, try to identify ways the relationship between scientists and politicians could be made better for everyone concerned.