Sentence examples for vital whether from inspiring English sources

We go really in depth because we feel this is vital, whether kids make it to the N.B.A. or not".

Nothing could be more vital, whether staying on message with the voters or the terrorists or a California congressman in a meeting about one of the world's most nagging problems.

In medicine, the visual becomes vital, whether accompanied by meaningful written text or not.

Sensing his wanderings cultivated a detachment for material things, I asked Vital whether he had any philosophies guiding his understanding of death.

I don't think the format is vital, whether it's 70 or 35 or 16 or 8. What I do get with 70-millimeter film stock is an extraordinary clarity, that is not an HD clarity.

Considering ornamental invertebrates outside of the food industry is vital whether they swim or crawl, as collapse may be on the horizon for many of these overlooked species.

After the baby is born, extending care and support is just as vital - whether it be help for women who want to breastfeed, identifying post-natal depression or just making sure that there is someone to talk to in those difficult early months.

It must be in the national interests, it must be in our vital interests whether we ever send troops.

Syrians were excluded from the table in Vienna "to prevent friction"; nor was the most vital issue – whether Assad goes – addressed.

One point made loud and clear, and echoed by Yumei Wang, the head of Oregon's geohazards team, is the importance of integrating disaster-resistance in how societies finance, design, and build vital structures — whether schools, fire stations, or power plants.

"What is vital is whether those within the coalition are closer to each other, and to the mood of the nation they seek to represent, than they are to those outside their ranks".