Sentence examples for strategically essential from inspiring English sources

Procter has also been reluctant to team up with retailers to develop private-label brands of detergent and other products that have been strategically essential for the retailers, Mr. Flickinger added.

But in what South Africa and its allies envision as a new era in trade, South America would be a strategically essential partner for Africa's biggest and most advanced economy.

In negotiating the transfer of the canal's management to the Panamanians, Carter was taking up a task that Presidents Johnson, Nixon, and Ford had regarded as strategically essential but politically toxic.

In the spring of 1915, Brooke was on his way to the Dardanelles, the strategically essential waterway between Europe and Asia known to the ancient Greeks as the Hellespont.

Ah the outside, a strategically essential component of a party.

And it was an approach based in a firm American resolve to advance our country's interests in a volatile yet strategically essential region.

Existing monitoring network can be strategically optimized using hydrogeological methods without losing essential information from the monitoring network.

And communicating strategically is essential to executing broader points of strategy.

In 1981, President Ronald Reagan declared the unending support of the United States to the White-controlled Apartheid regime in South Africa because it was "a country that has stood by us in every war we've ever fought, a country that, strategically, is essential to the free world in its production of minerals".

It is advantageous to streamline workflows and apply resources strategically to essential elements.

"That is why the defense and advance of its operating system is absolutely essential strategically to Microsoft," Mr. Readerman said.