Sentence examples for crucially relevant from inspiring English sources
Today, rising concerns over biodiversity and ecosystem services are creating an unprecedented opportunity for it to be viewed as a crucially relevant field.
Still, the mild-mannered Campbell has won plaudits in the press for his deep résumé, expertise in a crucially relevant area (budgets and finance) and willingness to be specific in his budget-cutting plan.
The Reagans' decision to not go public, while understandable, nevertheless deprived Americans of the opportunity to learn how the family confronted questions crucially relevant to Alzheimer's patients and their families.
On the contrary, they are crucially relevant in assessing the scope of mereology and the degree to which its standard formulations and extensions betray intuitions that may be found too narrow, false, or otherwise problematic.
Indeed, they are crucially relevant also in assessing the ideal desideratum mentioned at the beginning of this section the desideratum of a neat demarcation between core principles that are simply meant to fix the intended meaning of 'part' and principles that reflect more substantive theses concerning the parthood relation.
Eric Ries asks two crucially relevant questions for today's business world: (a) who are those people for whom uncertainty not only is not a big deal, but it's part of their core competency?
Crucially, the relevant signal is not tied to GlyCl per se, or even chloride, but is truly carried by a physiological parameter – voltage.
The social network specifies not only the playing partners but, crucially, also determines how relevant strategic information diffuses or new cooperation opportunities are found.
The 34-year-old Californian saxophonist, composer, and bandleader has succeeded in making experimental improvised music that sounds both contemporary and relevant – and, crucially, attractive to younger listeners – without short-changing its essential jazziness.
Crucially, disgust, which was relevant and specific for the task, caused faster response time (Figure 1C) As predicted, also Feeding time (Figure 1C) was sensitive to the interaction between relevance and valence (F 2,66) = 3.3, MSe = 3056, p<0.05, η = 0.09), although in a different way.
A healthy research base in these subjects, the consequent impact of this on innovation, plus a strong pipeline of talented and well-trained workers with relevant skills is crucially important in keeping the UK economically strong.
