Sentence examples for so critically important from inspiring English sources
Perhaps then, this is why knowing who is attending the meeting is so critically important.
Which is why, when life and liberty are at stake, due process and judicial review are so critically important.
It's precisely because of the weak Palestinian position that makes US diplomacy – and a willingness to pressure the Israelis if necessary – so critically important.
"I would hope that these revenues which are so critically important to a deficit reduction package are being considered," he said.
"We will expand our networks, particularly on long-haul, which is so critically important to the U.K. economy," Mr. Walsh said.
"Californians are best served by inclusive energy policy and by a legislative body that retains authority on issues so critically important to jobs, communities and our way of life," she said in a statement at the time.
And that, he reasoned, is why the hype is so crucially, critically important to BrewDog: "In a sense, it's their main product.
Doing so is critically important in this heavily populated region of BC, where land prices are high and over 120 rare and endangered species now rely on relict and regenerating old forest and oak savanna habitats for their persistence.
Mary K. Wakefield, administrator of the Health Resources and Services Administration of the Department of Health and Human Services, said in a statement that it had imposed "appropriate protections so that critically important research can continue" without violating legal requirements on confidentiality.
Mary K. Wakefield, administrator of the Health Resources and Services Administration of the Department of Health and Human Services, said in a statement that it had imposed "appropriate protections so that critically important research can continue" without violating legal requirements to keep identities confidential.
The percentage of antibiotics sales made up by the most potent antibiotics remained steady or in some cases increased slightly, indicating an increase in the amount of so-called critically important antibiotics used.
