Sentence examples for vital enough from inspiring English sources

When you step down you'll be 71, and plenty vital enough to do something significant.

But most of those appointments have been canceled because they are considered not vital enough.

Wells is vital enough to start the second game against the Baltimore Orioles tonight.

The real question is whether there remains a vital enough story in Saint Laurent to tell to young women.

Alden's plight is not vital enough to hold the book together, and what we see of him is limited by Greenlaw's timid approach.

Today, a retired Episcopal bishop expresses "surprised recognition of the fact that the Episcopal Church is still vital enough, and unpredictable enough, to produce a Paul Moore, Jr., as Bishop of New York".

I'm personally no great fan of the institution of marriage, but for plenty of LGBT people marriage equality was and is a vital steppingstone – enough to make us question why it wasn't Labour which oversaw the campaign that ensured #LoveWon.

Once robots become an independent force to be reckoned with, it's vital that enough humans understand how to program them, in order to align our goals and distinguish ourselves.

While the players brought crispness to those, their performance wasn't quite vital or spirited enough.

Chinese officials say they are focused on trying to ease domestic problems and keeping the country's annual growth rate above 8percentt, which they see as vital to generating enough new jobs.

On the Channel 4 series which ended this week called Bedtime Live, Professor Tanya Byron advised families: "Children's brains release growth hormones when they sleep, so it's vital they get enough sleep for their age group to give them the best start".