Sentence examples for thought it vital from inspiring English sources

He thought it vital for teachers to have a rich and intriguing collection of source materials in their classrooms and believed that everyone can draw, citing one eight-year-old who, when asked how he made a drawing, replied, "I think, and then I draw a line round my think".

According to Aryeh Neir, "We thought it vital for the future of the human rights cause to defeat him".

He thought it vital to bring the poor, across lines of region, religion and race, to Washington, along with people of conscience, to demand basic rights: the right to work, the right to a livable wage, the right to a decent education and the right to health care.

Gateway's boss, Ted Waitt, thinks it vital for computer companies to broaden their reach.

So he thinks it vital to educate people about the limits of what the MPC can reasonably be expected to achieve.

"Also, I think it vital in these times, when America is perceived, rightly or wrongly, as a closed, frightened society, to keep an open door.

Indeed, the ruling Communists think it vital to their own survival to manage these so that they reflect well on the party.

"With review planning having now moved towards 'credentialing' [a scheme to accredit successful healthcare providers with management models other NHS organisations could copy] we think it vital that the process for accreditation includes independent sector provision," he wrote.

So, at a time when sick and disabled people face uncertainty in every aspect of the support and services they rely on to lead active, inclusive lives, we might think it vital for the DWP to be at the very top of its game.

It was Randy Levine, the Yankees' president, and with the game in danger of being postponed, he thought it was vital to contact his boss.

It was an amicable split, with the pair sharing custody of Lisa Marie – Priscilla thought it was vital that she knew her dad.