Sentence examples for first vital from inspiring English sources
The essential point was that England had achieved their first vital task.
"These findings provide the first vital step towards developing a cure for peanut allergy and possibly other food allergies".
Well, there was no living, breathing stroke specialist at my bedside to bill in those first vital hours.
Labour-intensive, with low start-up costs, the industry still provides the first vital foothold in global manufacturing for many poor countries.
Modernising the police So, making the police accountable to local communities is the first vital part of the police reform we want to see.
They involve, first, vital national interests and, second, a lack of viable alternatives to the use of military force to protect those interests.
A fourth vital sign, blood pressure, is equally significant.
Gorbachev launched glasnost ("openness") as the second vital plank of his reform efforts.
Pain, they said, is the "fifth vital sign," joining temperature, pulse, respiration and blood pressure, worthy of regular monitoring.
Just as they did a decade ago, the news media — a second vital American civilian institution — are failing us.
In essence, this means that pain has become the fifth vital sign -- added to temperature, blood pressure, pulse and respiration -- that will be checked regularly.
