Sentence examples for much vital from inspiring English sources

With so much vital data in our cellphones, what happens when we lose them?

Organisms still have just as much vital force as they had before, but as understanding of biological mechanisms increased, the idea of a single essence evaporated.

As a member of the Senate's tiny Republican minority, he wasn't a major force behind much vital legislation, though colleagues say he was a steadfast champion of military veterans.

The wide gap between whites and people of color on such questions as the extent of racial discrimination demonstrates that those words are still applicable – journalists still have much vital work ahead of them.

His strike partner and fellow Spaniard Juan Mata, meanwhile, scored a splendid winning goal, while Luiz, doing much vital ball-winning in advanced areas, ran the show – though his shooting needs a lot of work before it comes near the Lampard class.

Re "Smoking in U.S. Declines, but Not by Much" (Vital Signs, Nov. 24): While the tireless work of advocates has resulted in smoking policies and cessation programs that allow many of us to breathe easier, the job is far from done.

Also, a much adored, vital part of the extended Radutzky, Hertz, Fulder, Forstenzer, Frank, Shire and Rose families.

But this time, his conceit feels so much more vital, so weighty.

Gibson has a much more vital relationship with Sam Elliott, who plays the unit's hardtack sergeant major.

As much as vital new repertory, stage directors and designers and their deliberately confrontational styles marked the Mortier regime.

There is often an encouraging father in the background but a supportive significant other is much more vital.