Sentence examples for only a vital from inspiring English sources

But that misses the point: college radio is not only a vital part of the communities it serves, but it is even more essential in the Internet era.

And it remains not only a vital revenue generator for CBS, a unit of Viacom, but also an important promotional platform for the network's other programs -- one CBS hopes to have for years to come.

When times are tough and uncertainty great, a well maintained home is not only a vital good in itself but the most important practical foundation for tenants to pursue other priorities like education and employment.

If the homeland security bill goes down, it will kill not only a vital consolidation of federal agencies but also such measures as an independent commission to investigate the Sept. 11 attacks and increased funding to protect container ports against possible nuclear bombs.

Georgia is not only a vital corridor for oil and gas from Central Asia and the Caspian to Western markets, but also a rare ex-Soviet showcase, vigorously reforming its economy and public administration and trying to build independent public institutions.

The safeguarding of secrets, in other words, wasn't only a vital wartime imperative.

…well, sometimes "attacks" like Gladwell's essay are not only justified, but a vital public service.

It also helps us to a new beginning, urging us to care for our breath, not only at a vital but also at a spiritual level.

Allura answered the call and Brooks was now not only a princess, but a vital part of Voltron.

This approach, in turn, is not only consistent with, but a vital element in our immunization efforts – because it is in those areas that the battles against polio, measles and other diseases will be won or lost.

TPI not only provides a vital cellular function, but also is found in virtually all living creatures.