Sentence examples for of such vital from inspiring English sources

It is a release of such vital cultural significance that standard security measures are not enough.

The Patriot Act, passed by Congress after 9/11, would render it impossible for information of such vital national importance to remain within the jurisdiction of one agency.

In a meeting in Downing Street, Grayling is understood to have argued that the referendum is a matter of such vital importance that voters should hear both sides of the argument from ministers.

It's not that there's anything wrong with asking this profound question: indeed, it's a question of such vital interest to Wood the critic that it furnishes the final sentence of the book of essays as well.

Grayling is understood to have argued recently in a meeting in Downing Street that the referendum is a matter of such vital importance that voters should hear both sides of the argument from ministers.

And it worries that the complex relationship between America and China, while often scratchy, is of such vital importance that, in a crisis, America would dump India rather than face down China.

This year's winner of the diversity and equality award is a prime example of work on such vital but unsettling issues.

It is surprising that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Pan American Health Organization experts did not recognize and use the unique opportunity in Haiti to conduct mass vaccination campaigns for the purpose of collecting such vital data.

Instead of doing away with such vital forms of education, we should be starting it earlier and making it compulsory for all.

A runner wearing a pair of experimental Nike shoes grinds away on a treadmill while a gaggle of sensors monitors such vital signs as respiration, skin temperature and core temperature.

Elements of chance and indeterminacy are such vital parts of both the creative process and the performance experience that the music can lose much of its sparkle when pinned down on CD.