vitally important

It is, of course, vitally important to remember how Church policies affect children.

It is vitally important for these patients to keep holding on.

It was vitally important, as it were, to make nice with ICE.

The other international norm, the century-long taboo on chemical weapons, is vitally important too.

Novogratz was shocked, since for Acumen Fund to succeed, it's vitally important that every single person pays back.

Neither ordinary accidents, nor the characters of individuals, can ever again be so vitally important as they then were.

Our thriving neighbor, Hoboken, just across the Hudson River, has a large and vitally important problem to solve.

Hence we have a vitally important part of his doctrine—the theory of 'sanctions.'

In dealing with this vitally important question, we shall most of us, I take it, agree upon certain points.

You took your medicine without grumbling in the disagreeable but vitally important position of chief of intelligence.