Synonym: critical, decisive, important, pressing, urgent. Similar words: social, racial, special, official, socially, judicial, officially, specialty. Meaning: ['kruːʃl] adj. 1. of extreme importance; vital to the resolution of a crisis 2. having crucial relevance 3. of the greatest importance 4. having the power or quality of deciding.
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121. What is crucial for learners to know is how grammar functions in alliance with words and contexts for the achievement of meaning.
122. Chapter 4 comprehensively deals with the crucial topic of quality control and quality assurance.
123. As you can see, family tendencies can play a crucial role in helping the sensation-seeking, potentially aggressive child.
124. The role of the Safety Authority is crucial in this respect and numerous detailed specifications require its approval.
125. The effect of octreotide on gall bladder motility may not be crucial in the formation of gall stones.
126. Ethanol molecules also carry a small electric charge that is crucial to its behavior in the body.
127. But it's a crucial balancing act where you have to prioritise on a daily basis.
128. It is a crucial postulate underpinning all the social sciences that individuals are related through associations of various kinds.
129. These, or a hundred other weaknesses or incompatibilities in computer systems, create information bottlenecks at crucial times.
130. But Kevin Curren struck some crucial blows - runs that Warwickshire could ill afford to concede at this stage of the match.
131. In return, there are two things which are absolutely crucial.
132. The crucial determinants there are profitability, cash flow and capital base.
133. His crucial test will be the ferocity of his assault on spending.
134. A crucial factor upon which it will depend is the speed at which management-employee buy-out teams can mount bids.
135. However, it is on marital breakdown that the crucial implications of this situation are particularly illuminated.
136. What emerged was a declaration broadly supporting the anti-crisis programme, but altering it in several crucial respects.
137. The choice of actress to play Joan has always been crucial.
138. This is a crucial point reflected in the contrasting views of the role of the state discussed earlier in this chapter.
139. Far more crucial than what we know or do not know is what we do not want to know. Eric Hoffer
140. Besides this diocesan system of priestly pastoral care, there are two other administrative bodies of crucial importance.
141. The crucial point is that such expressions should be warranted by conceptual and communicative purposes recognized as having point in classroom activity.
142. Control of spending was crucial to the government's strategy because it wanted to cut governmental borrowing and taxes.
143. A crucial innovation strategy has therefore involved the creation of new agencies for this purpose.
144. Sometimes the bevel elbow is so crucial, it makes certain cuts impossible.
145. But the crucial step is to take responsibility for that belief.
146. It is crucial to distinguish between formal and informal styles of language before one can compare dialects in an accurate way.
147. Identification with Osiris was a crucial factor both through the judgement after death and through association with his major cult centres.
147. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and build good sentences.
148. In a town with a Conservative majority of just 2,661, the personal charm and persuasion of each candidate will be crucial.
149. Other crucial factors are the distribution of social and economic benefits and issues of accountability.
150. It is crucial that asylum policy is aligned on best practice, not the least generous.
More similar words: social, racial, special, official, socially, judicial, officially, specialty, commercial, especially, financial, specialist, artificial, specialize, social services, financial crisis, crush, cruise, recruit, truck, instruct, structure, construct, instructor, structural, destruction, instruction, constructing, construction, instructional.