Sentence examples for much needed vital from inspiring English sources

The ongoing head-to-head comparison of a large panel of biomarkers (a dozen biochemical biomarkers and multiple sensitive imaging biomarkers) through the OARS I/Foundationfor NIH study promises to provide much needed vital information for determining some of the best candidates for further qualification in clinical trial scenarios.

Labour said it still needed "vital reassurances" before backing Heathrow, even though it said airport expansion was "much needed" for investment and growth.

There should be two items at the top of the agenda, both key to a much needed reappraisal of vital issues.

"Rushing through a half-baked law risks throwing away a vital and much needed opportunity to stimulate economic growth," he said.

Blunt demanded that British taxpayers' money should not be "spent entertaining those who violate the Fourth Geneva Conventions and whose very presence has been an obstacle to a vital and much needed peace deal in the Middle East".

At a time when police brutality and systemic discrimination toward people of color are receiving much needed attention, her work is especially vital.

The country has also suffered terrible economic problems, especially since the end of the Cold War, and selling off surplus military equipment has proved a vital source of much needed hard cash.

It's vital that 2012 heralds some much needed long term clarity.

The AIIB will play a vital role in financing and coordinating much needed projects in our region.

The universities minister, Jo Johnson, said: "The Dyson Institute of Technology will not only offer students the chance to study on cutting-edge, degree-level programmes, it will also play a vital role in educating the next generation of much needed engineers.

These funds are vital to providing domestic victims of trafficking with much needed services, separate and distinct from those available to foreign victims of trafficking within the United States.