Sentence examples for crucially planned from inspiring English sources

Crucially, planned electoral reforms are likely to lead to a form of proportional representation that will make it difficult for any single party to form a government.

As a bowling unit they are executing their plans extremely well, and, crucially, those plans are working.

Crucially the company plans to open its API for developer.

Such information is crucially important for planning soil management strategies that curb the adverse effects of inappropriate land use on soil characteristics.

Although several neuroimaging studies provide evidence that the prefrontal cortex is crucially involved in planning, the differential roles of its subregions are still a matter of debate.

In addition, and crucially longterm, Displair plans to release Android and Windows Phone versions of the app, making Airlike, just like Bump before it, truly cross-platform.

The prefrontal cortex is also crucially involved in planning in open-ended tasks [80].

That memo will set out in detail the cost of replacing Trident as planned but also, crucially, a series of cheaper alternatives.

But, crucially, the plan combines fiscal tightening with measures to stimulate growth.

Crucially, our plans are affordable – despite the pressures imposed by further cuts to Scotland's budget by George Osborne.

Most crucially, the plan fails to address the roots of the crisis: uneven provincial development, unemployment, a lack of transparency in the government, and tensions between Libyan elites who accommodated the Qaddafi regime and those who were persecuted by it.