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On Tuesday, not only did the US Justice Department announce that HSBC would not be criminally prosecuted, but outright claimed that the reason is that they are too important, too instrumental to subject them to such disruptions.

It is certainly advisable to involve stakeholders in the process of understanding how to facilitate the transition, how to invest and how to prioritize, but this approach is probably too instrumental to attain a deeper understanding of the underlying dilemmas.

When Judith Johnson, a former official at the Department of Education, notes in a recent radio interview that 11-year-olds may have to forfeit summer breaks because they will someday have to "compete" in the "international workplace" and that "all of the children around the world are seeing summer as another opportunity to learn," I wonder if we are being a bit too instrumental about our summers.

Whether Michel stays with the company will probably determine whether or not Monster has paid too much for the sprouting company, as he will be instrumental to their blossoming into established sites that can drive quality traffic to Monster.

Fassbender was instrumental to Kurzel's progress.

A deep underwater canyon is instrumental to its formation.

Both books are instrumental to understanding video games.

"These models have been instrumental to the field for decades.

Their continued support has been instrumental to Xiaomi's success.

It's instrumental to the evolution of contemporary music, and Baker was instrumental in its construction.

My mentors have been instrumental to my success.