Sentence examples for one vital question from inspiring English sources

One vital question addressed by the experiment was carbon monoxide emissions.

But one vital question remains: will Gareth Bale transfer to Hollywood?

I thought that I'd covered all the bases, but I did forget one vital question – do you want a crewmate or a bunkmate?

I say we must start by asking ourselves one vital question: WHO AM I TO ME?

Ahead of the premiere, fans have been circling the internet in search of the answer to one vital question: Who's going to die this time?

Cruz, March 12: As we begin the process of putting together a roadmap for the future of NASA, there is one vital question that this committee should examine: Should NASA focus primarily inwards, or outwards beyond lower Earth orbit.

However, for the extensive range of questions posed, there was one vital query noticeable for its absence: What newspaper do you read?

"Citizen journalism across borders is a vital question for Pakistan and India," said one of SACRN's founders, Pakistan's Muhammad Aslam Khan.

And if Russia keeps the peace in the single most vital question that concerns her, why should one expect her to be aggressive in secondary issues?

There is one vital rule to entering such a store: never, under any circumstances, ask a question.

Precisely because of that and because eventually one will have some inbetween moments where their quotient of product will fall below the bar, "the hobby" is a vital question.