Sentence examples for during a vital from inspiring English sources

Kendrick was a central figure during a vital period for British intelligence.

Chris Lewis' agent has called for notes taken during a vital meeting between his client and the English Cricket Board to be made public.

Nevertheless, the Indian material, besides its own intrinsic interest, provides information about Greek astronomy during a vital period about which the Classical texts say little.

He also believed that during a vital period in the second half Scotland were allowed to get away with slowing the ball without being punished by the Italian referee Marius Mitrea.

The rhythm that had flowed so melodiously before their five-day vacation missed a few beats, and their sense of urgency lapsed during a vital stretch of the fourth quarter.

It came closest to finding oil in 2012 when it drilled two shallow wells but had to stop short of deeper oil zones after several bizarre accidents, including the crushing of a containment dome during a vital test.

His absence from the Gunners' starting line-up during such a vital part of their season has been telling.

The nutritional status of the mother prior to and during pregnancy plays a vital role in fetal growth and development, and maternal undernourishment may lead to adverse perinatal outcomes including intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR).

Phosphorylated and dephosphorylated cofilin-1 are also found in platelets, where the amount of the latter parallels the later stages of platelet aggregation in wound healing, suggesting that newly formed dephosphorylated cofilin-1 could have an important role in the cytoskeletal remodelling that occurs during platelet aggregation, a vital step in the early stages of wound healing [ 42].

Past studies have reported that Pep1 (protein essential during penetration-1) of U. maydis plays a vital role during plant microbe interaction, being crucial for the penetration into the maize epidermis (Doehlemann et al. 2009).

"This post is too important to leave vacant any longer, especially during a war and a vital debate about UN reform.