Sentence examples for probably critical from inspiring English sources
But I think if you want your kids to be entrepreneurial, it's probably critical.
I think had the decision been taken a year ago it would have made a probably critical difference.
But he warned that "the feeling of people in this room about who is in charge of the process is probably critical to how successful it will be in the end".
In the Polish election campaign, the EU in the formal sense was far from being the main issue, in spite of British coverage implying that it was, but one related to the position of Poland in the larger European and western family of economies was probably critical.
A low ethanol price is probably critical to keeping consumers from using fossil fuel alternatives.
"The next 30 to 40 days is probably the critical period," he said.
But the sympathy was probably more critical to the people currently running Pakistan: the military.
"The industrial-design element of what I do is probably more critical than taste," she told me.
Florida's primary will probably be critical to determining the winner of the Republican nomination, and all of the candidates are aware of the implications.
The fact that some hospitals already operate a policy not to inform women about the sex of the foetus until much later in the pregnancy has probably been critical in the survival of girl children.
