Sentence examples for crucially for a from inspiring English sources
And, crucially for a manager, it can win you matches.
And, crucially, for a transitional period existing contracts will not be affected.So almost all is settled.
He was trying to find his father, whom he had never met, or, more crucially for a portraitist, seen.
Crucially for a wellbeing retreat, everyone we meet over our weekend turns out to be like Ralf: down to earth, easy company and mellow enough to leave us alone when we need.
It must respond to the legitimate aspirations of its people: for speedy and impartial justice, for education, for electricity and water and basic services, and — crucially — for a say in what wars are fought in their name.
The contestants weren't over-styled, in fact looked as if they'd done their own makeup and – crucially for a successful Bake Off – hadn't considered their hair to be part of the project.
Crucially for an accountancy firm, the work was given a time code.
Crucially for an electronic instrument it was as close to a blank slate as I have seen in a studio.
In a pinched time for CD sales — and also, crucially for an importer, the dollar — the physical operation is a metaphor for today's record business.
More crucially for an R&B artist at this stage in her career it establishes a persona and a set of coordinates, roughly at the point of intersection between self-effacement and self-empowerment.
Crucially, for an opening batsman, and especially a left‑hander, he has an awareness of where he is in relation to his off stump, so he leaves the ball well.
