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31 Even in a traditionally Conservative parliamentary constituency, the youthful team could be crucially important.

32 The pass has a slight loft and, crucially, is thrown in front of Edney.

33 And this also involves, crucially, the identification of areas where there are disagreements between agencies over objectives or methods.

34 More crucially, however, will she tell the House how the Government will meet the identified shortfall in community care funding?

35 More crucially, the Treasury is developing a political and not just an economic position.

36 Community care also depends crucially on cooperation between different professional workers, and between different service providing agencies.

37 Some sceptical arguments attack the notion of knowledge directly but leave other related notions, crucially that of justified belief, untouched.

38 The scale and pace of technological change mean that the public as well as employees are crucially at risk.

39 Secondly, and crucially, Professor Griff is no great shakes as a rapper.

40 Any increased concentration among defence suppliers will depend crucially on the attitudes of individual governments.

41 While formal management and committee structures require study, informal relationships are also crucially important.

42 And crucially, the whole idea of the twist is diluted in intensity but enlarged in scope.

43 Crucially, a visit will allow the librarian or teacher to try the microcomputer out and see practical demonstrations.

44 But there are then crucially different phases of commodity production.

45 Crucially, there were more applicants than vouchers.

46 Crucially, he must meet us at the airport.

47 Crucially, it created room for United on the flanks.

48 Crucially, it also led to some risky espionage.

49 Crucially, investors never gave it the full benefit of the doubt on commodity prices anyway.

50 As its leaders understand,[sentencedict.com] the Green Movement's future hinges crucially on its ability to make common cause with the Blues.

51 Yes, they produce more cortisol and noradrenaline, but crucially, they also ramp up production of calming factors that help keep the brain's higher functions intact.

52 Crucially, the homeowner will be able to take advantage of significantly cheaper off-peak power – similar to the old Economy 7 tariff that would charge up storage heaters at night.

53 From the outset, one crucially important concept must be borne in mind in studying the order and burden of proof under The Hague Rules.

54 Plato ? ? s metaphor of the cave is crucially important to the understanding of The Unicorn.

55 Just as crucially, the city lacks an independent legal system on which foreign investors can depend.

56 Crucially, the search engine can provide answers without physically detecting (let alone cloning) the string of bits that encodes the questions and thus without knowing what the questions were.

57 The opinion of industry insiders crucially underpins both designations and all price points in between.

58 Crucially, both were property - related bubbles, commercial in Japan and residential in America.sentencedict.com

59 Crucially, we work with local scientists and at the behest of local organizations.

60 Crucially, it also militates against effective international co - ordination.