Sentence examples for crucially made from inspiring English sources

Lars Lagerback's team were outplayed against Portugal but the minnows crucially made their chance count to ensure a point.

Massey crucially made a correct borderline call in the build-up to Liverpool's first goal at Molineux.

The ECSC's executive machinery also provided a vitally important precedent for future European integration: the high authority, which became a part of the European commission in 1967, was chosen by the member states - but, crucially, made independent of them.

And it was crucially made possible by the existence of long traditions of grassroots organising inherited from the "quiet revolution" of the 1960s, as well as another tradition of social democratic left-nationalism in Quebec, which has not yet been fully undermined by neoliberalism.

We kept the research plan simple, aimed for good over perfect and - crucially - made sure the whole team engaged in the research process and got in front of users early on and throughout.

Critics would say it should be a major formative event in his career: Westwood getting shot, through the window of his 4X4 at a traffic light in Kensington, transplanted east coast-west coast rap beef culture to London, injured his arm and shattered the kneecap of a passenger, but also very crucially made Westwood headline news.

You just have to find it and, crucially, make it fit into your life.

Children can move them around, interact with items and – crucially – make up their own stories about what's happening.

He called his theory "Case Grammar," showing that there are rules of grammar that crucially make use of such very general conceptual elements that structure our experience.

Crucially, make sure the landlord pays your deposit into a protection scheme so there's no funny business getting it back.

Yet with sufficient attention to monitoring, verification and, crucially, making sure the cash goes to the people who can actually protect the forest, REDD could work.