Sentence examples for vital sphere from inspiring English sources

That much is certain, for England's backroom strategists are on top of their game in the vital sphere of opposition analysis.

Each has its own vital sphere of influence, not least this time around at the new-build SCG, where for England there is more than simply a whitewash on the line in the city of cricketing farewells.

Many warn that unless Rwandan concerns in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo are met, it may continue to try to interfere in the region in future, because it is seen as a vital sphere of interest.

Science and religion operate, he says, in different but "equally vital" spheres, with no common ground.

Earlier this month, President-elect Vladimir V. Putin, in one of his first decrees after his election last month, authorized the nation's governors to place tight restrictions on the scrap metal trade to protect "the safe functioning of vital spheres of the economy".

But there is a vital, fragmented sphere of comedy that does deserve more attention.

The foundation of moral values is the value of life: "All moral life is connected to the animalist 'vital sphere'" (SOM: 56).

But there are still numerous private kindergartens being run in all the four cities, understanding how teachers are compensated in the private education sphere is vital.

They carried vital weight in the public sphere.

When the store first opened, a few months after 9/11, it was shaped by the idea that shopping had become a vital part of the public sphere.

The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., for instance, certainly played a vital role in the public sphere, but he didn't have government endorsement or use government resources.