Sentence examples for vital crossroads from inspiring English sources

Up the Niger River, Gao is a vital crossroads.

Cooper Square is one of the most vital crossroads in Manhattan and one of the most awkward.

The rebels' gains in eastern Libya were aided by NATO airstrikes throughout the morning and afternoon outside Ajdabiya, at a vital crossroads of highway networks in eastern Libya.

Azerbaijan, like Georgia, is a former Soviet republic that has sought closer ties to the West and the United States, and it is a vital crossroads for oil and gas from the Caspian Sea and beyond that from Central Asia.

The action deepened strains with the West over the conflict in the economically vital crossroads of the Caucasus and roiled a broader debate over how to respond to separatist movements around the world.

In particular, the Paso del Norte region- comprising West Texas, Southern New Mexico, and Chihuahua -served as a vital crossroad for continental trade well before national lines were drawn.

Hamas itself is at a critical crossroads.

In his visits to Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, then to Yerevan, Armenia, and to Tbilisi, Georgia, Mr. Rumsfeld was building on an opportunity to consolidate American military ties to a vital region at the crossroads between Europe and Asia, Russia and the Middle East.

The stronghold was built to protect its wealth, and its position at the crossroads of vital caravan routes linking the interior with the frankincense-producing region of Dhofar in the south, and the port of Muscat to the north-east.

We reach a crossroads and clarity is vital if pain is to be kept to a minimum.

We're at a housing crossroads and it's vital that we embrace the opportunity to rethink the way we work.