Sentence examples for crucially given from inspiring English sources

Crucially, given last term's indifferent title defence, their appetite to fight for every second ball, every challenge and every point was equally impressive.

If there's one film-maker who has proved to be equipped to handle the migrant crisis on film, it is Finland's Aki Kaurismaki, whose last two films have dealt squarely with European refugees, and, crucially given them their humanity.

And, crucially, given that liberalism is on the defensive everywhere, it's: how can you get back in the ring?" Clegg's is a memoir that reveals itself by stealth; a book by a man wounded by his experience.

Crucially, given revelations that key flight documents – never before released – relating to Diego Garcia have conveniently suffered "water damage", there is evidence that the US sought to make use of the island in the rendition of Belhadj and Boudchar.

The plan was to halt hostilities, allow humanitarian groups access to combat zones, and – crucially, given that elections in the world's youngest state have been postponed until at least 2017 – start planning for a transitional government.

Crucially, given the imminent missed debt payment, the bill also would bar lawsuits by creditors for nonpayment retroactive to December — to provide Puerto Rico "the breathing room," as Mr. Lew put it, for its government and the control board to restructure the crippling debt and devise a new budget plan.

When that failed, they launched long-distance raids across the Red Sea into Sudan in early 2009, but crucially gave prior notification to the Saudis, according to informed sources.

They allow members to save and borrow with them at decent rates of interest, crucially, giving people on lower incomes access to lower-cost credit.

If McCormick is willing to make a decent offer – and, crucially, give the pension fund stronger backing – a board is duty-bound to take a serious look.

Ellis' shift in tactics crucially gave free rein to Carli Lloyd, a goal hound who only seems capable of her best when the world is watching.

It would set professional standards, provide support and development and crucially give this essential profession status at a national policy level.