Sentence examples for probably crucial from inspiring English sources

This was probably crucial in dashing hopes for change.

The dryness of the desert air is probably crucial for the Kuwaiti Bedouin.

It's probably crucial that I'm this credulous; if I wasn't able to fall for my illusion I doubt anyone else could.

This change was probably crucial to the emergence of SARS since, presumably, it adapted spike protein to bind strongly to human cells.Influenza and SARS are not unusual in their animal origins.

Concerning the material structure, cavities and voids in the material are probably crucial for accommodation of oxygen molecules.

As brutal as this infanticidal behaviour might be, it's probably crucial for maintaining the stability of the group, and hence boosting each meerkat's chances of survival.

Probably the crucial one is a bad trip.

There is curiously little evidence that one form of school governance does better or worse than another – the calibre of the head is probably most crucial.

"Being out there and staying in front of clients and customers is probably more crucial today than it ever has been," he said.

Probably the crucial factor isn't the frequency of Snuggie ads but rather their spectacular absurdity — the woman who finds it difficult to answer the phone if she's under a blanket, the Snuggie-wearing family roasting marshmallows or attending a game, the disturbingly sedentary man with a remote control, a newspaper and a bowl of popcorn.

Murray, whose voice in such circumstances would probably be crucial, appears to have made his thoughts clear already, having asked Bedene to practise with him on clay at Queen's Club next week as part of his own preparations for the final.