This information matters for a far more vital reason.
She may keep losing herself in the past, but she's far too vital to fade away.
To them, Pakistan remains a far more vital strategic concern for the United States than Afghanistan will ever become.
"I felt the hospital was far more vital than the other organizations I had tried," Mrs. McKirdy said.
Yet many of them are far more vital to the future of our ecosystem than their cuddlier counterparts.
The importance of the power play is grossly exaggerated; even-strength play has always been far more vital to a team's success.
What Hughes provides is something far more vital: a life and times of Socrates that is so richly textured, flavorful and atmospheric that it makes human this most enigmatic of all philosophers.
While pre-K is crucial to the literacy of children, especially those from low-income families, far more vital is the children's room of the local public library.
For more than 20 years he has documented the city's underside the dingy trains, back alleys, sloppy kisses and hard-edged hustlers revealing a Paris that is far more vital than its reputation.
A Shift in Focus The agency's ability to efficiently mine metadata, data about who is calling or e-mailing, has made wiretapping and eavesdropping on communications far less vital, according to data experts.
