crucial importance

collocation in English

meanings of crucialand importance

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crucial
adjective
uk /ˈkruː.ʃəl/ us /ˈkruː.ʃəl/
extremely important ...
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importance
noun[U]
uk /ɪmˈpɔː.təns/ us /ɪmˈpɔːr.təns/
the quality of ...
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Examples of crucial importance

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Of crucialimportance in this approach is the correct identification of the origin of field faecal samples.
Of these, the planned purchase of grain is of crucialimportance to the success of the policy.
The following simple result will be of crucialimportance later on.
Here nonlinear feedback is again of crucialimportance.
To this end, both the madrassas and the training camps were of crucialimportance.
The trade unions' complaints and demands concentrated on the low wages, the harsh working and living conditions and-of crucialimportance-the exploitative kangany-system.
The target article also emphasized perception, though it made clear that coordinating interactions are of crucialimportance to all cognitive domains.
This question is of crucialimportance, in that it directly influences pension design, and the welfare of millions of people.
Also, monitoring variables of the arm such as applied torques, joint velocities, and position tracking errors are of crucialimportance.
Their correct interplay is of crucialimportance during both the development of the nervous system and for later function of the nervous system.
Now, however, with the arterial switch procedure being performed with increasing frequency, these anatomic features become of crucialimportance to the surgeon.
It is of crucialimportance to consider what these criteria might be.
This underscores my general argument about the crucialimportance of social circumstance and conditions.
This point is of crucialimportance.
Furthermore, the choice between these two alternatives is of crucialimportance for the way in which learning and teaching are organized.
I believe, therefore, that the development of for example a historical-anthropological orientation remains of crucialimportance.
By contrast, as an administrative problem, unemployment was viewed as one of crucialimportance and various initiatives were taken in response.
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