Sentence examples for very crucially from inspiring English sources

"We indirectly, but very crucially, are a publicly supported institution.

So supermarkets abuse their power and force suppliers to pay for things that are not appropriate, they do not necessarily pay suppliers the amount that they promised or the correct amount; this results on suppliers passing that squeeze back up the supply chain towards other suppliers and results very crucially in poor working conditions on workers and farmers.

And while everyone wants to say: thanks for asking, here's our story, they also very crucially don't want to be defined by what keeps them out of FIFA and playing for their country at a non-league ground near Sutton.

Watch enough Match of the Day – talk to enough football fans – and you'll realise so much of football analysis is about what hasn't happened, and what could have happened, as opposed to, very crucially, what did happen.

—but also, very crucially, it is, still, bad: it's glossy, and clean, and it's been neatly designed to cover the fact that it's a very tiny space suitable for one person, at best.

Critics would say it should be a major formative event in his career: Westwood getting shot, through the window of his 4X4 at a traffic light in Kensington, transplanted east coast-west coast rap beef culture to London, injured his arm and shattered the kneecap of a passenger, but also very crucially made Westwood headline news.

It's also – crucially – very, very funny, mostly on account of the high alcohol content.

Thus crucially, very efficient networks are not resilient while very resilient networks lack in efficiency.

This is very popular and, crucially, most people regard it as fair.

But he is very professional and, crucially, a musician; Erika only hires performers who have pursue interests outside of porn.

The PVC was about "trying new things", but crucially "very wearable – you can throw that raincoat over your shoulders and head out.