Sentence examples for makes it vitally from inspiring English sources

This limits the availability of talented British science graduates, which makes it vitally important that we can dip into the much larger pool of EU scientists, and indeed those from further afield.

This makes it vitally important that the information be accurately stored and curated.

And competitors say those imperatives make it vitally important for the government to take steps now that will ensure competition.

Though 20,000 A&M copies of God Save the Queen were pressed, most were destroyed, making it vitally collectable.

In addition, HIV-related stigma continues," making it vitally important to continue to educate people about the disease, and not slide back into ignorance and homophobia.

The Foreign Affairs Committee highlighted Bahrain's strategic location which, together with its growing economy and willingness to host UK military forces, apparently make it "vitally important" to the UK's interests.

The runoff could turn into destructive flash floods and mud slides, making it vitally important that people are aware and prepared for what conditions may come in the next few months and beyond.

New Orleans was selected because of the city's strategic location along the Mississippi River which made it a vitally important center for commercial activity, including the export of cotton from the area's plantations.

"The foundation's vitally important index makes it clear that the UK is failing its young," he said.

He said: "Like an adult report card, the Intergenerational Foundation's vitally important intergenerational index makes it clear that the UK is failing its young".

"This is a vitally important ruling because it makes it really difficult for the Trump administration to revive the executive order and issue a new one," Winkler said.