Sentence examples for vital notes from inspiring English sources

"We had Marion for a month before shooting began and that was vital," notes Jean-Pierre.

An appropriately disdainful dismissal of the Kevin Pietersen affair – on the one hand the "rudderless" England and Wales Cricket Board; on the other Pietersen's "jilted pantomime dame" – gets fewer words than some chastening, and far more vital, notes on the fall in participation and the great Indian board-led Big Three heist at cricket's top table.

If you find that you are missing vital notes, borrow them from a student or ask a teacher for help.

Re-write some of your vital notes out in bullet points, it's easier to remember rather than reading a big paragraph.

But Jenkins said immediate action was vital, noting how US banks were given just one year to comply with the Glass-Steagall act which followed the Great Depression banking collapse.

The absence of Verratti for PSG's next game, against Ludogorets, is a also a significant blow, the Italian's passing providing a vital note of craft in an otherwise muscular midfield.

Mr. Wilkins said that the donations and fund-raising had been vital, noting that the nearly $4.6 million expected in hand by the end of this month would rank Mr. Baucus's campaign chest among the top 10 in the Senate.

The adoption of the EMR has made patient data (labs, vital signs, notes, etc).

Multi-faceted disease "Undernutrition is a disease of poverty and social exclusion, unhealthy environments and poor access to vital services," notes Ms. Khara.

Not Vital (pronounced "Note Vit-AL") lives and works in New York City; Lucca, Italy; Sent, Switzerland; and Agadez, Niger.

It is also vital to note that freezing your eggs does not guarantee that you will be able to have a family.