Sentence examples for crucially useful from inspiring English sources

After all, the sage will rather express what is crucially useful for life in philosophical prose, while poetry will be a pleasant adjunct or pastime.

There is a paucity of further scientific investigation and a pressing need on the implementation of multi-strategy selection, which is crucially useful in human computer negotiation to achieve better online negotiation outcomes.

Social-media activity was once touted as the new frontier for credit-scoring, but is no longer considered so useful except, crucially, to help prove an applicant's identity.

Besides mixing easily into sweet and savoury snacks and drinks, it tastes good, requires no preparation, lives for months in your locker without rotting and, crucially, combines all those useful food groups in a very small volume, meaning that athletes can snack on it for energy and protein without getting so full they waddle around the track.

Crucially, Netflix gave us "the lot".

It took a long time to turn that sort of superiority into meaningful reality yesterday, but the Championship side scored at useful times and, crucially, were able to hold off the rally early in the second half that promised to bring the hopeful home side back into serious contention.

Crucially, rational actor theory appears more useful for predicting the actions of certain groups of people.

Crucially, epidemiological findings can be particularly useful to human rights monitors, since specific health risk factors may also be violations of human rights law or the laws of war.