Sentence examples for only crucial from inspiring English sources

Gill was not the only crucial element missing for the Nets (2-3).

His performance is vital, but it's not the only crucial factor.

Knowledge of commercial affairs isn't only crucial for those hoping to pursue careers in corporate law.

He said that the choice "was not only crucial to Columbia, but to the broader society".

The only crucial series for the Yanks in 1963 was the last one, and they muffed it shockingly.

Before the trial was over, he had moved the family back to England, taking only crucial items with them.

If society can't stop such terrible things happening, a consistent and legal humane response isn't only crucial, it's all we've got.

Web and social media are not only crucial tools in student recruitment, they have forcably sharpened the accuracy of university branding.

So an election this coming weekend is not only crucial – for Turks and for the international community – it is equally fascinating.

Lemov's view is that getting students to pay attention is not only crucial but also a skill as specialized, intricate and learnable as playing guitar.

An official close to Mr. Papademos would not comment on specific proposals but stressed that only "crucial changes" would be considered.