Sentence examples for vital on from inspiring English sources

It is vital, on the one hand, that Muslims exert the influence they potentially enjoy to press for practical improvements, the basic, bread and butter fare of jobs, enterprise and industry.

Owens vote in favor of the House Democrats Health Caree legislation proved vital on Saturday, following his swearing-in just one day earlier.

Mustard is vital on the table.

Might ruthlessness be vital on the day?

And every Republican vote will be vital on Tuesday.

Should we grant Orwell his elisions, since what matters is present and vital on the page?

The programme also revealed that Rippon did not see the vital on-the-record interview his journalists had secured with one of Savile's victims, Karin Ward.

To the outside world he was the vital on-scene witness, through the carefully documented bulletin of the organization he led, La Voix des Sans Voix, or Voice of the Voiceless, to what Human Rights Watch called "the systemic nature of political repression under President Kabila".

Believing that software was playing an increasing role in consumer electronics, and that Internet-connected video machines looked to be a vital on-ramp for delivering technology to homes, the company decided to take a leap into video gaming at a meeting on Valentine's Day 2000, shortly after Mr. Ballmer became chief executive.

Edwin Lee, the mayor of San Francisco, said mayors had vital hands-on experience of "ensuring sustainable infrastructure".

The king's "vitals on a plate of lettuce".