Sentence examples for is critical in terms of from inspiring English sources

This is critical in terms of what drives the pump of the thermohaline ocean circulation.

The ability to allocate funding to meet local needs is critical in terms of improving outcomes for students.

The addition of organic matter binds a light soil and opens up a heavy one, which is critical in terms of good soil structure.

So to meet people who have somehow resolved in their minds the little tests they use is critical in terms of being able to write.

"The government formation process is critical in terms of sustaining stability and calm in Iraq, and our hope is that Mr Maliki will not stir those waters," Kerry told reporters in Sydney on Monday ahead of an annual Australia-United States Ministerial Consultations (AUSMIN).

Beth Murphy, head of information at the mental health charity Mind, said: "Not all suicides are related to mental health, however it is well understood in psychiatric care that the period of time immediately after discharge is critical in terms of suicide prevention, and guidance advises that services follow up with people who have been discharged during this time to check how they are coping".

"It's critical in terms of leveraging the private dollars," he said.

Most of what I wrote in the first three years isn't in the book, but it was critical in terms of building a world.

Climate change scientists are telling us that the next 10 to 15 years have to be critical in terms of getting emissions to stabilise and start coming down.

"This was a new introduction to the Western Hemisphere," said Dr. Ostroff, of the C.D.C. "This year will be critical in terms of determining if it is going to establish itself in North America or burn itself out".

So yesterday was critical in terms of finishing matters this Sunday and by the appointed start the rain was again falling and preparations were being made for a men's final on Monday for the first time since 1987.