Sentence examples for seem pivotal from inspiring English sources

Of course, the real answer to your question is that it was the decade of my own youth (I was fourteen in 1970, and I had my first baby in 1980), and therefore it's bound to seem pivotal to me.

The next two months could provide the answer to what has become the central question of his candidacy: Are the political and personal skills that so many politicians have praised in Mr. Edwards strong enough to overcome what many Democrats see as a light political résumé in a contest where experience and stature seem pivotal?

However, in our study, the potential role of dyskalemia and fluid balance on the occurrence of NOSVA did not seem pivotal.

The parasite invades bovine macrophages and induces aberrant changes which seem pivotal in triggering disease in naı̈ve susceptible animals: parasite infected cells acquire dendritic cell features and over-activate CD 4+and CD 8+T cells.

Especially, phosphoinositides (PtdIns) seem pivotal for recruitment of curvature generating proteins as their inositol headgroup can easily reversibly phosphorylated and thereby acting as chemical switch.

We hypothesize that these TF mediate a highly inter-connected regulatory cascade including pathways such as HIF-1, AR, ER and Wnt/β-catenin that seem pivotal for lipid metabolism.

Luka Modric's future has been the major issue of the summer and it seems pivotal to Tottenham's prospects.

The FBI seizure of his property and the revelation about Monsegur, whom he angrily branded a "degenerate pussy traitor," seemed pivotal.

Yet while he has myriad opinions about how others besides himself should be held responsible for cleaning up the country's financial problems, he neglects to clarify a point that seems pivotal to his argument: what does he earn?

This understanding seems pivotal for new designs of PEM cathode materials.

From a clinical perspective, it seems pivotal to distinguish temporary from persisting immunosuppression (Figs. 2 and 3).