Sentence examples for so desperately important from inspiring English sources
That is why this inquiry is so desperately important".
"Knowing what's happening in our economy is so desperately important to keeping our economy functioning smoothly," said Maurine Haver, the chief executive and founder of Haver Analytics, a data analysis company.
"And having a child was so desperately important for both of us".IVF already beats the old-fashioned way of getting pregnant, with a quarter of all attempts resulting in a baby.
It was an odd but apt rite of passage for a jacket that had been the nocturnal uniform of a sexual adventurer, impregnated with smoke, filth and assorted body fluids - a symbol of the social ascent that was so desperately important to Mapplethorpe.
And its the escalating volume of goods that are coming all the way from China that have made the quest for the holy grail so desperately important.
Attempting this option may be exactly what's needed; in some corporate circumstances, destruction and rebirth are so desperately important that failure to achieve it will mean the ultimate death of the organization.
But at the moment it's all we've got, so it's desperately important for the government to reconsider its decision – otherwise there will be little way for the next generation of BAME talent to break through.
He is so important, so desperately needed, that he'll order a coffee while not looking up from firing off a missive to some unpaid intern.
The Counselor so desperately wants to be "cool" and "mysterious" and "important," but, in the end, the "important" scenes are so telegraphed that they lose any real meaning.
The issue of nationality is not desperately important when there are so few well qualified English candidates around.
"The amount of revenue and jobs that gorillas generate is so important for these areas that are so desperately poor," McVey said.
