Sentence examples for what's critical from inspiring English sources

What's critical here is the trend.

"What's critical to the consumer today is giving back to the community," Ms. Kohler said.

"What's critical to my election is a lot of things," he said.

And what's critical here is the greater ecosystem developed around these devices and the data they generate.

Most of the early years are spent trying to figure out what's critical and what can go by the wayside.

That's really what's critical; in order to get a two orders of magnitude improvement beyond Falcon Heavy (in other words to get down to the $10 or $20 per pound to orbit range), you have to have high levels of reusability.

"So often, when you get into really tight markets, what's really critical is logistics," Mr. Yergin said.

My job as CEO is to focus on what's most critical, which is currently Model 3 production.

What's really critical is the ability to receive calls and e-mail all day without having to plug in the device and recharge the battery.

In fact, startups actually push you to identify and focus on what's absolutely critical, forcing you to think more creatively about how you approach projects and create value.

Mark Anderson, senior energy policy specialist with the Washington Department of Commerce, said electric power utilities plan their purchases for what's called critical water, as measured by how much flows over the Dalles Dam on the Columbia River between January and July each year.