Sentence examples for vital plank from inspiring English sources
Gorbachev launched glasnost ("openness") as the second vital plank of his reform efforts.
Certainly, 'creativity' has been a vital plank of New Labour strategy.
The Obama administration now sees the country as a vital plank in America's much vaunted pivot to the Asia-Pacific region.
Would the Reinhart/Rogoff debacle – where a vital plank of Osbornomics was comprehensively debunked – have been discovered sooner with more eyes on the ball?
This time, let's have an up-or-down vote on each of the vital policy planks that constitute meaningful reform.
Behind them were more vital clues: how many planks to the highest point, how many supports under each curve.
It shows the exact placement and status of many thousands of planks, ribs, beams, nails, reinforcing pins, wooden pegs and other vital parts of the Morgan, giving shipwrights a high-tech guide for the rebuilding of the historic vessel.
"Public transit is absolutely vital to connecting people, especially students and low-income people and people of color," she said, naming her proposal the first plank in a broader jobs program.
Plank you and goodnight".
