Sentences with phrase «important crux»

By day 8 or 9 an important crux is reached in the timetable of infection.

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Coming to the crux of this whole article we should whole heartedly support Islam in politics and within the elections it has always been important to include sharia law and justify the inclusion of the sharia in politics.

This is the crux of true Christianity - and is so important that Martin Luther called the Book of James an «Epistle of straw.»

It's also I think one of the crux of why this talk is so important, is that whether it's an actual disease with Cushing's or if it's a syndrome, the symptoms are kind of the same almost.

Acetyl - coA is at the crux of multiple important metabolic pathways dictated by the energetic state of the cell and the prevalent mix of hormones.

It's an important thing to get across, and it could still be the crux had the movie been differently tooled, but it seems that charges of schizophrenia, radiation therapy, and thoughts of suicide on Lili's part should have created a more tense atmosphere.

Assange should not be the crux of a story; the leaks and their effects are important, but we barely get to see any of that.

At the start of the story, GTX is at the crux of an important merger and Nelson's Salinger is trying to juice GTX stock by announcing rounds of large scale lay - offs and closing underperforming parts of the business.

This is the most important part of learning delivery — the very crux of any learning course.

With the rigorous curricula demand, it is challenging when instructional delivery is dependent on technology integration, but the crux of the problem becomes who are determined most important in the building (i.e. math and ELA content) to receive the necessary technology to deliver the desired administrative expectations; although regardless of content, all teachers are held responsible for teaching literacy.

Teacher leaders are often right in the middle — at the crux of important conversations about teaching and learning that can feel like they are between a rock and a hard place as they talk with colleagues and friends about altering long - standing practices and challenge established beliefs.

As mentioned earlier, these Blaine amendments are at the crux of a very important battle over school vouchers.

In fact, this more economical way of highlighting forces me to find the crux of what I think is important and allow the surrounding text to act as a gloss on that single passage I have highlighted.

The remake hints at the digital and adds the important tagline — the essential crux of the story — «What if your entire digital life vanished tomorrow.»

Now, the integration of the messages from each working group is very important because the IPCC, as a whole, must give a context to the general public about the crux of the climate change issues, and I believe that the chair must play that integrating role.

Writing in the Watershed Sentinal *, freelance writer / researcher Joyce Nelson characterizes this case as «one of the most important legal cases in Canadian history» and describes the crux of the issue as follows:

The crux of the article is that criminal justice minister Nick Herbert MP believes that the present criminal justice system is slow and «opaque, with lengthy, complex procedures which make little sense to the public»... More important to Herbert..»

The collection process is the crux of any investigation, and the most important step in any collection is documentation.

Your telephone conversation will normally only last two to three minutes, so it is important that you use the time well and get to the crux of the conversation as efficiently as you can.

While you do not really have to go into long accounts of your family problems, providing the crux of what has made you decide to resign is important.