Sentence examples for which is critically important from inspiring English sources

Turnbull said the second connector "has got an energy security dimension, which is critically important.

"But the temporary disturbances could be very damaging to this place, which is critically important for birds, horseshoe crabs and fish".

"They will inherit this agreement, which is critically important and will make them more engaged in the region than Bush was," said Aaron David Miller, a public policy analyst at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.

This could move the center of gravity away from the PC, which is critically important if Sony hopes to control the future.

However, few studies have visualized the vertical cross-section of the velocity distribution, which is critically important to both tsunami generation and dispersive propagation.

In Figure 5, we highlight the strong anisotropy of the barriers, which is critically important for capture processes and photoelectron kinetics.

That connection, which was "critically important," had been lost, Guerrero said.

"We were being flooded with client requests to move positions, and the funding markets, which are critically important to prime brokers, were extremely volatile," he said.

"These were big, longer-term, one-year outcome studies, which are critically important, and they included women but there was no information published about how women did on the drug versus men," she said.

The same is true of apples: among the top 10 states are Michigan, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Ohio, all of which are critically important for Trump's reelection campaign.

Yoshikawa [19] mentioned the concepts of active and passive closure which are critically important for analyzing grasping and manipulation by robotic hands and the constraining mechanisms such as fixtures and vises.