Sentence examples for most crucially it from inspiring English sources
(In fact, it avoids some of the more complicated wrinkles). Most crucially, it fails to create in its central character — sung superbly by an understated Euan Morton— a figure with whom we are allowed to commune.
Most crucially, it looked to the future.
And, perhaps most crucially, it is controlling.
Most crucially, it brings another person into the case.
Most crucially, it changed the structure of work.
Perhaps most crucially, it identifies yet another physiological attribute of elite athletes - high tendon elasticity.
But key details of the agreement -- most crucially how it would apply in cyberspace and the financial world -- remain unresolved.
Lightweight, cool but – most crucially – cosy, it can be worn underneath as a base layer or on its own as a casual top.
The success of War Horse with both critics and audiences may well help change that, most crucially because it is the puppetry that carries the show and indeed the story rather than the script or the human actors.
Writing and bearing witness, almost always intertwined, were at the centre of her extraordinary life, and she changed many things: US domestic policy during the depression, the nature of war reportage and, perhaps most crucially, what it was possible for a woman to achieve.
Most crucially for Yorkshire it's come when they really needed it as it's all but secured a draw.
