Sentence examples for vital rather from inspiring English sources

In reality, only a small fraction of exploding biofuels R&D teams are addressing vital rather than trivial challenges associated with economically production of advanced biofuels.

Even when Charlie Burchill, the only other remaining founder member, swaps his guitar for gothic violin on the eight-minute monster Pleasantly Disturbed, it sounds vital rather than unwieldy.

As Fusilli found, there exists an uneasy situation in the blues world – on the one hand stands a core fanbase savouring the more traditional forms of the blues, and on the other presses the need for a genre to remain vital rather than simply preserved.

Are the norms President Trump is accused of breaking vital to American democracy and constitutionalism, or are they vital rather to the way government operates in contemporary Washington, which, like the way government was operating in the 1820s, may have surprisingly little to do with either democracy or the Constitution?

Washington has no more reason to court war with Moscow over Ukraine, which is viewed as a vital rather than peripheral interest by Russia.

11 16 17 Decision trees have been used by Badriyah et al 18 to validate NEWS, though a key difference between the proposed method and the one conducted by Badriyah et al 18 will be the generation of a decision tree that encompasses all vitals rather than a separate tree per vital sign.

The bill finally signed by the president legalized the sale of food but denied vital funding; rather than increase travel, it froze current restrictions by codifying them into law.

On another level you can also see why Hendricks is fed up with talking about it, because it is demeaning to suggest that the success of any woman's work depends on her vital statistics rather than her talent.

But the risk must be faced that the first political fruits of these decisions could be to paralyse effective international action in vital fields rather than to facilitate it.

Conservatives have accused Labour-run councils of responding to reduced grants by making cuts to vital services rather than waste and bureaucracy, all for the sake of turning voters against the coalition.

Zhadan's raucous poetry and poetic novels depict post-Soviet working-class lives in his country's rust belts; in his imagination, Ukraine's vast, rolling, sparsely peopled steppes and historically shifting western border are part of the country's vital essence rather than a point of weakness.