Sentence examples for keep vital from inspiring English sources

A starving child shuts off emotions, directing every calorie to keep vital organs functioning.

He said the legislation would "keep vital cases and information from the police and district attorneys, which will continue to violate the constitutional rights of the disabled".

Such a polo-centred upbringing not only honed his considerable talent but also instilled in him the desire to keep vital the future of the sport.

It is important to keep vital systems isolated, said Stuart Staniford, president of Silicon Defense, a security company based in Eureka, Calif.

Despite the financial uncertainties, both Mr. Bertelli and Ms. Prada seem committed to the notion that experimental store design will keep vital the company's innovative image.

Backup power systems were adequate to keep vital information flowing and to keep chemicals and other substances from drying up and destroying vats or equipment.

That continuity has helped preserve social stability and kept vital tasks like building homes and extending utilities from being snarled in politics.

The suit alleges the senior Bank of America executives kept their lawyers, both in-house and outside counsel, in the dark about losses (and fired the one who raised alarm bells), kept vital information about Merrill's mounting losses from shareholders, misrepresented what they knew and when and tried to manipulate the government into a bailout.

Gwen was hosting "Washington Week in Review," a program that she passionately defended and kept vital and relevant always.

How, for example, can older Americans be kept vital in the workplace to take the strain off Medicare and Social Security?

Maryland and several other states -- Minnesota, Florida, and Iowa -- are moving toward reenfranchisement, undoing centuries-long practices that have kept vital voices -- voices that help represent the entirety of a community -- out.