Sentence examples for rather crucial from inspiring English sources
EHEBEE for EPAULE, with two rather crucial unchecked letters, defeated quite a few.
"It's rather crucial that the U.S. can show a credible pathway, and the sooner we get started the more realistic it will be to achieve a goal," Ms. Hedegaard said.
The Iraqi-born poet has won huge praise for The Corpse Washer (Yale £15.99); this new book explores the figure of Mary in the religions of the Middle East – rather crucial in these times of religious strife.
Here is the terse Wikipedia passage for a rather crucial part of Resnais's life (he was born in 1922): Visits to the theatre in Paris gave Resnais the desire to be an actor, and in 1939 he moved to Paris to become an assistant in Georges Pitoëff's company at the Théâtre des Mathurins.
But this started me thinking about something that was missing, contemporaneous with Dickens: surely a book calling itself The Great British Dream Factory that deals with the most popular and enduring national cultural artefacts and yet doesn't mention the Alice books has fallen at a rather crucial hurdle.
You see, today's leak signals something rather crucial to Facebook's Android strategy.
In contrast, our data suggest that cholesterol is not important to refine the gradient as previously believed, but rather is crucial to generate the gradient.
The substitute Danny Murphy and Owen, again, went close to underscoring Liverpool's superiority but the gulf between the sides was so evident that their profligacy was annoying rather than crucial.
Rather, the crucial point of dispute was the nature of prophecy, which arose because of Muhammad's claim concerning his culminating role in the prophetic tradition.
I was recently accused of a sentimental attachment to Look Back in Anger but, apart from the rather more crucial fact that it spurred a whole generation of dramatists into action, it shaped my own life.
The main problem, and rather a crucial one when you're asking people to invest interest in a whole series, was that it was well-nigh impossible to tell who everyone was.
