It is not only reasonable, but vitally important for organizations advocating on behalf of women's health to press on all fronts for women to have both the information and the resources needed to achieve satisfactory sexual lives.
For women, the search for meaning is not only valid, but vitally important, whether it shows up in how they approach raising a family or how they decide to balance work and life.
That type of super-coherence is possible for us as a species -- not only possible, but vitally necessary if we are to shift out of our disconnected, dispirited, and destructive mode of strident individualism.
Progress usually is based on a series of small steps, but bigger and better steps are not only possible, but vitally needed.
The good news is that research shows that letting your baby nap on your chest, particularly with skin-to-skin contact, (called Kangaroo Mother Care,) is not only okay, it's vitally important to an infant's health because it stabilizes their body temperature, boosts their immune system, promotes breastfeeding, and releases hormones necessary for bonding.
As the report points out, without action the cost not only to the public purse but, vitally, to the long-term welfare of children placed in care is far greater than any short-term saving.
It's vitally important, not only for the pupils but for the industry too".
"It's vitally important not only for the pupils but for the industry too," said the author, describing it as a "great honour" to be nominated as comics laureate.
Furthermore, Herder emphasizes that getting questions of genre right is vitally important not only for the correct interpretation of artworks, but also for their correct critical evaluation.
Therefore, reducing the risk of diabetes and its associated cardiac complications is vitally important not only from a personal, but also an economic perspective.
This resource is vitally important not only for genomic and genetic research in oaks and related species, but also for larger communities harboured by oak ecosystems.
