Vitally in a sentence

According to experts, nuclear power is vitally important to the future of the environment.

Ahmed Best is for playing another character, the unnecessarily controversial Jar Jar Binks, a character who became vitally important to the prequel era despite being loathed by older viewers.

As host of Radio 4’s she is full of delighted, doggedly earned knowledge about the virtual world, but also, vitally, she’s a great storyteller.

But, judging from the heat and hot-under-the-collar Special Session that took place with Colorado state legislators after election day, it is clear that property taxation is vitally important and tired rhetoric is being questioned.

It is only when people continue to get their children and themselves vaccinated in large numbers that we can prevent these diseases, and the possible deaths, so it is vitally important that we don’t take our health and that of our children for granted.

It is vitally important to me we help as many young families own a home of their own, if they want to.

Its head of policy Simon Williams said: 'It's vitally important that drivers are fully aware of the arrival of the 20mph limit in Wales, and pay full attention to all road signage.

It’s vitally important that those who care about the future of America and our families to pay attention to what he’s saying — and keep pointing out that he’s still wrong.

Member for Lismore Janelle Saffin said the rebuilding is vitally important to help re-open arts, cultural and community spaces.

Net sales per active customer, I believe, is a vitally important metric for Chewy.

So it wasn’t always vitally important for us to find a book that was from the place we were in, because ours is such an interconnected country that there’s a little bit of everywhere in a book about any one specific place.

Speaking about the campaign, Ovie says it is vitally important to him that he gives back, particularly to younger generations who may be having a tough time.

This keeps the plot interesting while emphasizing how vitally important this friendship is to the core of the show.

Vitally, Rattle kept emotion and structure poised.

With Leeds facing their first season in the second tier since Marcelo Bielsa’s side won promotion in 2020, it is vitally important they win as much as they can on home soil.

Chris Chilton from Astley Bridge voted yes, saying: "Strong safeguards are vitally important, an individual in a competent state of mind should have the right to make informed decisions about whether to continue living or not.

Citing the benefits of a "bipartisan" bill, Foster said it had become "vitally important to ramp up safeguards to protect against identity theft and fraud " so that businesses and consumers could have confidence in their online transactions.

Current and future investment in our infrastructure is vitally important, as we strive to meet these needs and offer a world-class education.

He shirked two challenges and bent the ball into the far corner to clinch a vitally important win.

In a statement issued to The Clare Champion, he said that serious questions need to be answered by the HSE and hospital management as to why vitally important and much needed services are being denied to the community.