Sentence examples for held vital from inspiring English sources

While news of the war in Europe was closely followed, the Pacific war held vital interest from the start, because of the threat of a Japanese invasion of the West Coast that never came.

He speculated that the hand-written drawing manual might have been bought by someone who assumed it held vital clues to forgeries that were hanging undetected in public and private collections.

The bubble-wrapped manila envelopes, addressed to Democrats such as Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton and intercepted from Delaware to California, held vital forensic evidence that investigators say they leveraged to arrest Sayoc four days after the investigation started.

The player receives faxes holding vital clues.

The colour- or spectrum-magnitude diagram derived from the individual stars holds vital information.

Detectives have also appealed for information about a missing car that could hold vital clues about their deaths.

Increasingly, academics are finding that garbage -- the previously ignored contents of wastebaskets and Dumpsters -- holds vital clues to consumer culture.

You are a superpower that hopes to convert other nations to principles you hold vital — these might be individual liberty, private property, and free markets.

Kingston University An archaeology team has uncovered a sink hole of material that may hold vital information about the plant species thriving there 6,000 years ago.

He told MPs on the Culture Media and Sport Committee that stories implying Madeleine was dead or that her parents were implicated in her disappearance may have stopped someone holding vital information from coming forward.

We've also learned Danish actor Mads Mikkelsen (of Hannibal fame) will play Erso's estranged father, described as an Oppenheimer-type figure who holds vital information that both the Rebels and the Empire are desperate to get hold of.