Sentence examples for making this vital from inspiring English sources

There is no real doubt about how the electors will vote, but it is disturbing that they have any role at all in making this vital choice in the 21st century.

When President Obama proposed spending tens of billions on developing just such a system, Mr. Gingrich wrote in The New York Post in mid-January 2009, "The president-elect should be applauded for making this vital priority a key part of his economic stimulus plan".

Only a radical rise in care workers' minimum wage and training programmes that allow better career progression could make this vital job a viable one too.

They make this vital ingredient sound like it's a form of crack.

Tightening of expansion margins around the target in order to increase dose to the target, and reduce normal tissue dose, make this vital.

As Jarvinen et al emphasized, we should not forget that the primary function of the skeleton is locomotion of the body and that only adequately rigid and strong bones make this vital function feasible [ 16].

No one can be on the ground and at the scene as quickly as the people who live there, making this training vital.

Christmas can account for almost half of a retailer's sales, which makes this a vital time of year for Murphy and his clients.

In the 1990s, the chamber and other business groups made this a vital part of their tort reform strategy on a state level, pouring money into local judicial campaigns to reshape state supreme courts and, ultimately, state laws.

Yet a first response must be to feel how unencumbered — by any received notion of Bach or ballet — Balanchine was in making this still astoundingly fresh, vital ballet.

In the weeks since the Medicare prescription drug bill was signed into law, the changes that need to be made in this vital legislation have become increasingly apparent.