Sentence examples for probably vital from inspiring English sources

Rubber and metal doohickeys (probably vital in some field or industry) are arranged in ways that force us to consider the old shape-volume-mass-color concepts.

"It's probably vital that people are allowed to experience those resources in an appropriate way, to build a constituency that supports more land being put aside from the ecosystem perspective," said Christopher A. Monz, a professor of recreation and resources management at Utah State in Logan.

Though a diamond jubilee is no time for the obvious counter-factual prompted by his tribute – what if the Queen had been homely, ungainly and fat? – Sir Peter usefully reassures today's subjects that to drool over royal and demi-royal hotness is an entirely proper expression of adulation and probably vital to any full consideration of the monarchy.

The topic of the call is unknown but was probably not vital.

Carey is probably too vital, too churning a writer to win with the present prize committee.

It's probably not vital to be advised that a corkscrew and a kitchen radio are nice to have, but it's companionable.

It's probably not vital to be advised that a corkscrew and a kitchen radio are nice to have, but it's companionable.

Your city centre is probably a vital battleground between the game's two factions: the Enlightened (who believe aliens are using the portals to transcend humanity to a higher state) and the Resistance (who would rather they asked permission first).

He said: "This is probably the vital part of my development as a coach.

This finding is important because although transcription is important for the cell, it is probably "the vital" processes for HIV to synthesize proteins necessary for forming progeny.

The RNA methylation probably plays vital roles in resistance to H. avenae, similar to a new resistance mechanism of resistance against aminoglycosides among gram-negative pathogens according to methylation of ribosomal RNA [ 32].