Sentence examples for supposed vital from inspiring English sources
The investigation examined a number of supposed vital breakthroughs achieved in the war on terror through the use of mistreatment, and finds the claims to range from being highly exaggerated to totally false.
The digital age of readily available and free information in any place with a wifi connection, has made it virtually impossible to tell a life story and not be questioned on its validity if supposed vital details are left out.
And that's the way fashion is supposed to be: vital, engaging, indescribable and, above all — and until the last socialite strangles herself on her handbag — individually minded.
He supposed that, if vital heat were not the sum of all the heats of the substances involved in chemical reactions within the organic body, there must be some other source of heat not subject to physical laws.
B1 Hazard at Nuclear Plants A material in use at 4 nuclear reactors in New York and 10 others around the country that is supposed to protect vital electrical equipment from fire damage would instead expose it to unacceptable amounts of heat, according to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
Among the six genes, flightin is the only one exhibiting the dramatically up-regulated level in MFA (Table S14), which is supposed to be vital in flight muscle constitution.
That's what opera is supposed to be, a vital part of a living culture.
McEwing was not supposed to be this vital, but injuries and underachievement elsewhere made him valuable, sometimes indispensable.
Victory in the event, which will be hosted again this year by the British comedian Ricky Gervais, is traditionally supposed to be a vital precursor to success at the Oscars.
A dozen hours before Pedro Martínez was supposed to start a vital game against the Oakland Athletics at Fenway Park tonight, he called in sick.
The players may kill the person they were supposed to get the vital information from, or they may end up going to the only section of town that you haven't detailed yet.
