crucially

The first six months of next year are crucially important.

It's one of those human activities which is not crucially important.

The source of information is crucially important in human rights work.

It seemed crucially important to ask the right questions, while I had the chance.

And, crucially, what is there to show for all this?

Crucially, the call was made before the body had been identified.

Crucially, the group did not see itself as another political leadership.

Trends in energy security are also seen as crucially important.

More international interests were crucially involved there than in any other area.

And just as crucially, the money will now start rolling in.

Other Utah military work was crucially needed at war's end.

Well crucially, both of them are old and in ill health.

I do not want to leave you with any injuries of my making, and feet are crucially important.

But crucially they allowed for a moment's thought that the music might go in a different direction.

Perhaps most crucially, what does the campaign say about its intended audience?

"It is just crucially important that this work go on," he said.

This is a crucially important matter, however, which deserves attention.

At the same time, it is also crucially important for the European car industry that we can keep on moving.

That last factor - the outside world - was crucially important.

Crucially, it grew larger the longer they spent doing the job.

Crucially, health care costs are growing faster than the rest of the economy.

That is a crucially important objective where we all agree.

As to the others, it really depends rather crucially on the game that one has in mind.

At a university the meaning of those terms is crucially qualified.

Perhaps most crucially, the theater is trying yet again to find someone to handle the business side of the Public.