Sentence examples for rather vital from inspiring English sources
Rather more popular was the 700E, which boasted hubcaps, a heater, a driver's sun visor, an interior light and a rather vital telescopic canopy damper.
Such a perspective might, who knows, have been some value to the fast bowler who got on a plane yesterday with everything a man might want, except for the rather vital ability to feel good about himself.
Ever nosy, I introduced myself to the woman, whose name was Willie (actually Willie Mae, but she doesn't like the Mae), and my story turned out be accurate except for one rather vital detail: they had met at Fred's not decades before, but less than a month ago.
This will definitely cost Google, which is trying hard to get enterprises to adopt its platform, given that it will reduce trust in a service that's rather vital for a company to function.
I began to think more and more about the irony of being someone with all the traits of an artist other than that one rather vital one, talent.
The WHO 'Financial Crisis and Global Health' report emphasizes that healthcare research is not a luxury, but is rather vital for meeting the needs of the healthcare sector in times of economic crisis [ 2].
It's seen as decorative, unimportant, rather than vital to the health of the nation.
Are low-skilled legal and illegal immigrants displacing American-born workers or, rather, filling vital gaps in the economy?
The stakes are rather less vital in "Molly's Game," which mostly tracks how a shrewd young woman threw fancy gambling parties for very important and self-important men with exceedingly deep pockets.
If it means putting economies on a war footing, so be it.If, on the other hand, these aims are merely "desirable" rather than vital, then that's fine too.
Except that these magical finger-paint daubings and crayon scribblings aren't really works of art in any coherent sense of the term, but rather the vital byproducts of play, part of the cognitive and sensory awakening that is the grand, universal vocation of childhood.
