Sentence examples for vitally because from inspiring English sources

It has all the ingredients: coupé body, four-wheel drive and – vitally, because it creates the right soundtrack – a five-cylinder turbo engine.

Then there's housing (the mere word "McMansion" says it all), and perhaps the ultimate mini-bubble: debt itself, which Robert Reich, Joe Stiglitz and I have argued was piled up not just in the pursuit of designer aquariums and $300 shoes (made in a sweatshop for three dollars), but, more vitally, because median incomes have stagnated for decades.

This is vitally important because many times, people don't go to the doctor because their insurance doesn't cover it.

In any case, I believed the commission was vitally important because it was external scrutiny.

"This is vitally important, because the whole economy has hitherto been sustained by high and rising borrowing".

It is vitally important, because misfolded proteins either do not work at all or do things that they shouldn't.

And that's really, vitally important, because these sites are basically the sole brokers of the new information economy.

"This is vitally important because one of them might be off by half a degree," he said.

This case is vitally important, because this Court's decision involves the balance of power between the copyright owners and the users of copyrighted materials.

This is vitally important, because the legend still gives South Africa (and the troubled Africa beyond it) a course to steer by.

At a point of history such as this, metaphors are vitally important because they have a way of becoming self fulfilling.