Sentence examples for so vitally important from inspiring English sources

The personal touch is so vitally important.

"That is why the work of the Lukuru Foundation is so vitally important," said McPhee.

Patrick equivocates: Perhaps, but that's why libraries are so vitally important.

That collapse in confidence is choking the flow of ideas that is so vitally important to our literature.

"It brings in young people with their families to use local schools and the village shops; that's so vitally important for small rural communities.

Facing real failure like I did can help you reformulate the way you approach life and it did help me dispense with a lot of illusions – like writing is so vitally important it crowds out everything else.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.10832.001 Adult stem cells can divide to produce cells that can develop into one of many different specialist cell types in a tissue, and so are vitally important for tissue repair and maintenance.

So goes this vitally important debate.

"So it's vitally important that you speak up".

41 per cent of shoppers plan to hit stores in 2016 so it's vitally important to get a bit of insider before the day.

So it's vitally important to define how poverty decreases a child's 'life chances' in the fields of health, occupation, education and security.