Sentence examples for pivotal because from inspiring English sources

"This strike is pivotal because the unions are confronting changes produced by rapid technological advances," said Richard Hurd, professor of labor issues at Cornell University.

Mr. Barrow's case is pivotal because, with the help of his lawyers, he has overcome an arbitration clause by using the fundamentals of contract law to fight back.

And in Eurasia, Spykman went on, the maritime rimland is pivotal, because it is essential to the supercontinent's contact with the outside world.

This autumn will be "quite pivotal" because the date and the question "will to a great extent condition the type of campaign that's fought.

His two made free throws with less than four minutes left in the third quarter were pivotal, because he had made only 11 of 28 from the foul line in the series up to that point.

Superintendent Logan – who retires this year, declining to seek further advancement – sees the Stephenson address at Westminister Central Hall as pivotal, because the signal it sent was so very public.

In her formative years, Nova said Patti Smith and Kate Bush were pivotal guides because, "Both are poets.

Edwards picked that play as his signature moment of the season because it proved so pivotal and because the offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer trusted his judgment.

It was not a pivotal play because the Mariners did not capitalize.

It was a pivotal moment because it enshrined chance as an integral part of physics and of nature.

Wenger has lost Cesc Fàbregas, his pivotal playmaker, because the Spaniard has gone home to his first club, Barcelona.