Sentence examples for too vital from inspiring English sources

This is too vital an area".

These decisions are too vital to our economy and our democracy to leave solely to industry.

She may keep losing herself in the past, but she's far too vital to fade away.

THE world's banking system is both mindbogglingly complex and too vital to fail.

— seem too vital to leave to an official alone in the moment.

These areas are too proximate, too historically important and too vital to Israel's security needs.

Hendrix, too, was vital.

It works well, too, for vital spare parts we need along the way.

First of all, there's no biting – that's neither safe nor sanitary – and with too many vital arteries, the neck isn't the favored spot.

And doubtless, too, how vital it was to get a good crowd gathering, the cars flowing, the storemen shouting, the children playing, the whole economy expanding, from its centre in city life.

Yet the allies cannot be ignored, officials said, since they, too, are vital to the United States, whether as suppliers of oil, like Saudi Arabia, or as partners with political influence in Washington, like Israel.