Sentence examples for vital hand from inspiring English sources

Prolonged nerve compression with attendant muscle wasting due to axonal damage and degeneration may become irreversible resulting in permanent damage to vital hand muscles.

I would say, single-handedly, but the whole point is that Cameron needlessly gave him the vital helping hand he needed.

New innovations are vital as Hand Hygiene has been introduced now for a long time and campaign fatigue is likely to occur.

In handwriting there is a vital head-hand-page connection that a keyboard and computer removes.

"My sign is vital, my hands are cold, and I'm on my knees looking for the answer".

We shouldn't underestimate the communal will required to achieve the complex but vital task at hand.

But MPs need to close their ears to this hubbub and concentrate on the vital task at hand.

Because of the rapidly changing socioeconomic context across the country and the vital issues at hand, Indian feminism is often seen as infused with a sense of urgency.

But mixed messages from vital figures also hand Barack Obama a way to defend his record Abuse messages were news to him after he blocked all comments about Occupy unrest.

In these tales Ms. Russell combines careful research (into, say, a legend, a historical episode or a tradecraft) with minutely imagined details and a wonderfully vital sleight of hand to create narratives that possess both the resonance of myth and the immediacy of something new.

If everything had gone according to agreement, UA would have won its first best picture Oscar in 1939 with Gone With the Wind, but Selznick had excluded the biggie from the UA deal, and in fact sold it off to MGM for Clark Gable, vital cash in hand and the superior selling operation of Loews, the distribution company behind MGM.