Sentence examples for most critical command from inspiring English sources

The first manoeuvre on Wednesday, scheduled for 2.04pm UK time, will see the TGO execute its most critical command to date - initiating a 139-minute engine burn to slow down sufficiently to be captured by Mars' gravity.

This is the most critical control point.

Over the objections of some in his own high command he personally made the most critical decision of his campaign and executed it with skill and confidence.

Command of the landing at Sulva Bay — the most critical element of the attack — was given to Frederick Stopford, a retired officer whose experience was largely administrative.

The Germans knew the invasion was imminent if not the exact location; Major Schmidt, in command of the bridges, had been told that they were one of the most critical points in Normandy.

The new scholarship perhaps most critical is "Dereliction of Duty" (Harper Collins, 1997) by Col. H. R. McMillan ('84), who taught history here and is now commanding an armored cavalry squadron in Germany.

Finished products command much higher prices than raw agricultural produce, and being able to get that added value may be one of the most critical factors in enabling producers to escape from poverty.

Of which are you most critical?

Among the most critical is traffic congestion.

Below, some of the most critical changes.

The most critical condition is immobility.