Sentence examples for very vitally from inspiring English sources

Secondly, it's also very vitally important to New York City economically.

So it's very, very vitally important.

Turnbull had described Australia's relationship with the US as "very deep" and "vitally important" when he announced the appointment of the former treasurer Joe Hockey as the new ambassador.

Discussions on aggregate containing very fine material are vitally important.

All the talk in Washington in the last few days about the $150 billion economic stimulus plan agreed to by the White House and the House obscures a vitally important and very worrisome fact.

Nottingham Forest caretaker manager Gary Brazil: "[Derbyshire] has done really well on the training ground and I think he has a very positive mentality which is vitally important for any striker.

Maj Andrew Chatburn, the man in charge of choreographing the parade, said the rehearsal had gone "very well" and it was "vitally important" to stage a trial of Wednesday's event.

Since missing outcome data are a very common occurrence, it is vitally important that estimation procedures handle them in an appropriate way.

Levan Vepkhvadze, an opposition Parliament member, called the $9 million fee "a very low price for losing this vitally important object in Abkhazia".

Major Andrew Chatburn, the man in charge of choreographing the parade, said the rehearsal "went very well" and claimed it was "vitally important" to stage a trial of Wednesday's event.

"We are deeply saddened to lose our much-loved friend and collaborator Stephen Hawking whose contributions to black hole physics remained vitally stimulating to the very end," it reads.