Sentence examples for vitally a from inspiring English sources

Here were tips which not only promised to make me a better, more prolific person, but vitally a more affluent one.

Russia, without ever playing football that anybody would describe as thrilling, have won their first four matches, including – vitally – a 1-0 home win over Portugal.

This would include, imperatively, Arab states in the region and, more vitally, a ten-year plan for establishing a UN protectorate.

Voluminously black, potent and vitally abstract: an icon without a face.

But even skimmers got the message: the European Union was a vitally important experiment, an attempt to transcend the ideological, nationalist and ethnic schisms that had cursed the continent.

In fact, it is often precisely the artist's known ability to give a vitally expressive or an aesthetically pleasing presentation of the required image that makes him desirable as a mask maker.

These moves dramatically lessened South Africa's horror of Soviet communist incursion, and vitally created a new mood of relaxation that made possible Nelson Mandela's release.

It is so important and, vitally, fills a gap for us.

That is how vitally important a new awareness regarding what is possible can be.

It combines a vitally important mission with a brilliant business idea, and will enable me to marry my consumer service experience with my passion for education".

"Portraying a vitally important health initiative as an assault on consumers' rights is simply distracting," Mr. Jacobson said.