Sentence examples for vital smaller from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the vital smaller craft, such as the LCTs and a series of small infantry carriers called LCVPs (landing craft, vehicle, personnel), could not have been built without using diesel power plants.

"Passengers and businesses are benefiting from multimillion-pound projects such as King's Cross and Birmingham New Street as well as thousands of vital smaller schemes to improve tracks, signals and stations".

Mr. Gomulka predicted that reforms -- cutting taxes, easing bureaucratic burdens on vital small and medium-size enterprises -- will come.

With some 300 million consumers, Europe can now produce both vital small companies as well as what he calls "champions".

This is especially important now, with Greek credit and liquidity severely restricted, most critically in its vital small-business sector.

Sound effect design included use and enhancement of the "bone-crunching audio design" of previous titles and, while the "dynamic experience" was vital, small details such as the "rustling of fighter's clothes" and background sounds were also included.

We can all agree that the quality of teaching is vital, but smaller classes can help teachers provide a more effective education.

And the availability of bank financing is vital to smaller businesses or long-term asset-based activities such as infrastructure projects.

They are vital to small businesses who can't otherwise help subsidise childcare without incurring financial penalties.

He, his wife and stepdaughters ran through the house, grabbing what they could -- picture albums, vital papers, small trinkets.

Down-to-earth and mildly profane, the red-headed, sixty-two-year-old prairie populist is skilled at the kind of retail campaigning that is vital in small rural states.