Sentence examples for more critical part from inspiring English sources

On international trips, the fuel surcharge is becoming an ever more critical part of the fare calculation, even in coach.

While both pathways and agency are central to hope, new research being published soon by the journal Learning and Individual Differences suggests that agency might be the more critical part of the equation.

We see APAC blossoming into an even more critical part of the world startup scene.

However, the more critical part of this news is what this means for those in emerging markets – regions that are often ignored when it comes to being among the first to gain access to new technology advances from tech giants.

Worried that other, more critical parts didn't fit or meet tolerances, and upset that people were paying more than a hundred thousand dollars for shoddy workmanship, Balan told her managers and Musk about the problem.

The piston valve of the shock absorber is one of the more critical parts of the mechanism assembly as the motion of the piston through the fluid in the working chamber of the damper is the primary source of damping force in suspension systems.

But Zdanowski has helped with some of the more critical parts here, and arranged for $100,000 in seed funding from his firm, Foresight Ventures, to help move things forward.

CONCLUSION: Routine chest radiographs obtained as part of the emergent evaluation of patients with acute stroke symptoms rarely provide useful information, expose the patient to unnecessary radiation, add costs, and can interfere with other more critical parts of the patient's emergent assessment.

More critical parts of the state government, including public safety, health care, benefit payments, and care for residents of state facilities continued.

Carcano says the suggestion that hackers are using Ukraine as a testbed is "highly likely," but whether or not the outages last month were tests ahead of bigger attacks, it appears clear that hackers are focusing more of their attention on the industrial control systems which are increasingly used around the world to control the more critical parts of infrastructure.

Mr. Walczak said a "message we're hearing is that if you are politically influential and have a lot of money, you can have a permit, but if you're a little edgy and more critical and not part of the political establishment, we don't have a permit for you — sorry".