Sentence examples for more vital problems from inspiring English sources

Sergei Markov, a respected political commentator, said, "The country is putting an end to setting off Communists against anti-Communists; it is tackling other more vital problems".

Throughout the season, Williams has recognized and corrected his team's flaws, perhaps none more vital in the tournament than its problems at the free-throw line.

Since emergency information are more vital for faster vehicles, the above problem has more degrading effect on the efficiency of VANETs.

Some safety experts are saying that the work to identify a variety of potential problems and to make improvements in many systems will be more vital to safety than finding the one cause of the Flight 800 explosion.

To some degree, Variety's problems are the same as any newspaper's: digital delivery is becoming more vital but does not generate enough money to pay the bills.

Nobody is more vital onstage than Mr. Lane.

But there are also more vital issues.

Nothing could be more vital, whether staying on message with the voters or the terrorists or a California congressman in a meeting about one of the world's most nagging problems.

Speed, always important, is even more vital now.

His palpable sincerity only makes the songs more vital.

Collaboration and information sharing has never been more vital.