Sentence examples for vital years from inspiring English sources

Pan-Africanism, in its vital years in the sixties, was a movement of tremendous idealism.

One theory long promulgated by fashion watchers is that hemlines rise in boom times (the 1920's, the 80's) and fall during less economically vital years (the early 70's).

I count myself lucky to have started early enough as a writer to ride along for vital years on the style and the wisdom of one of the last gentleman publishers.

"If an individual adopts an active lifestyle in youth and at midlife, this may increase their probability of enjoying both physically and cognitively vital years later in life," said Dr. Miia Kivipelto, of the Aging Research Center of Karolinska Institute in Stockholm and the main author of the study.

This situation is even more extreme overseas: in Japan, a generation of young people, referred to as the Hikikomori, have withdrawn to their rooms to live out their most vital years in isolation.

Some older students who have lost vital years of schooling have taken desperate measures.

This is set to be a vital year for the veteran video game manufacturer.

PARIS -- Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain flew to Kabul, Afghanistan, on Thursday, saying this would be the "vital year" for the campaign against the Taliban.

During the campaign season and into 2013 — a vital year for health care legislation — liberals must make the issue of cost control their own.

As you are all very well aware, even if many others may not be, 2015 is a vital year for the future of humanity.

In comments that appeared to override claims by his defence secretary, Liam Fox, that Britain was merely in the country for national security reasons, Cameron said: "This is a vital year for Afghanistan's future.