Sentence examples for thus vital from inspiring English sources

The rivers are thus vital to the welfare of about 1.5 billion people, or more than 20 percent of the world's population.

The Native American Hopi lineage, although unnamed, contains the mechanism for transmitting rights to land, houses, and ceremonial knowledge and is thus vital to personal status.

"The messages strongly suggest that there is no basis for the arrest and they are thus vital so that he [Assange] can effectively tackle the arrest warrant," the lawyers say in documents filed with Stockholm district court this week.

"The messages strongly suggest that there is no basis for the arrest and they are thus vital so that he [Assange] can effectively tackle the arrest warrant," the lawyers say in documents filed with Stockholm district court on Tuesday.

It is thus vital that pension schemes account not just for the cash cost (contributions received, benefits paid out) on an annual basis, but for the long-term promise.

The price of that embedded option is thus vital for putting a price on an MBS.Similarly, anyone buying a firm's debt takes the risk that they will not be repaid and is thus, in essence, selling the firm an option to default.

Storage is thus a vital component, now almost completely missing from our energy systems.

The fate of the civil liberties agenda is thus a vital matter for all parties.

There is thus a vital European interest in addressing the underlying causes of the discontents on which terrorism feeds, whether among Palestinians, Kurds or Algerians.

Consumer's attitudes toward sponsored recommendation posts are thus a vital issue in assessing the effectiveness of the advertisement.

There is thus a vital need for techniques which can carefully examine the climate model simulations and extract representative climate scenarios that facilitate impact studies.