Sentence examples for second vital from inspiring English sources

Gorbachev launched glasnost ("openness") as the second vital plank of his reform efforts.

Just as they did a decade ago, the news media — a second vital American civilian institution — are failing us.

A second vital market is for the layer of software -- known as a technology platform -- on which programmers write applications for networked computing.

But the second vital strand in the SSRB's approach has been to try to get a grip of the expenses regime, arguing for full transparency, all expenditure to be receipted and justified, and a much more effective system of audit.

Today, while Barber insisted that the fracture was not a major setback and that he would resume practicing in a few weeks, he became the second vital offensive weapon currently sidelined.

Origi should have restored Liverpool's lead from another astute pass into the box by Joe Allen but took too long in possession and allowed Pa Modou Jagne to make his second vital tackle of the game.

A fourth vital sign, blood pressure, is equally significant.

The essential point was that England had achieved their first vital task.

"These findings provide the first vital step towards developing a cure for peanut allergy and possibly other food allergies".

Pain, they said, is the "fifth vital sign," joining temperature, pulse, respiration and blood pressure, worthy of regular monitoring.

Well, there was no living, breathing stroke specialist at my bedside to bill in those first vital hours.