Sentence examples for it was crucially from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers in both parties hailed the bill, saying it was crucially needed.

Yes, there were graphics and SkyPads and montages and all the rest, but it was crucially secured by the voices we know so well.

And it was crucially made possible by the existence of long traditions of grassroots organising inherited from the "quiet revolution" of the 1960s, as well as another tradition of social democratic left-nationalism in Quebec, which has not yet been fully undermined by neoliberalism.

It was crucially observed that abundant nanotwins existed in the Cu grains, though nanotwin formation was depressed with smaller L. This inverse size-dependent nanotwin formation is responsible for the reduction in strain-rate sensitivity, because the negative effect induced by the decreased nanotwins predominates over the positive effect coming from the raised interfaces/boundaries.

It was crucially important to build trust, confidence and convince our partners of Bulgaria's role in southeast Europe, a turbulent and unpredictable region at that time.

Bigelow's film repeatedly suggests that it was crucially important for national security to keep a pool of potential information sources -- those detainees -- available just in case they might one day turn out to have information.

It is crucially important to select a proper TBM and define its basic specifications such as installed cutterhead torque and TBM thrust capacities for a special job.

So it's crucially accelerating our knowledge of cancers and how to treat them".

It is crucially important that this example is taken up throughout the public and private sectors.

It is crucially important to the city's reputation and standing nationally and internationally.

Economist Christopher Smallwood says it is "crucially important for Britain's economic future".