Word: crucially
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...response to a longfelt need, and as a direct result of the closing of the Boston Arena's ice surface to college hockey. Alexander H. Bright '19 spokesman for the group and former graduate president of the Varsity Club, yesterday stated that the drive is now in its most crucial phase, and that many donations would be greatly appreciated at this time...
Citation: "You are facing with devoted skill and courage the crucial task of providing for the security of this nation and the survival of the free world-a task made formidable not only by the implacable hostility of our opponent, but also by the 'alarums and excursions' of an election year...
...West Berliners, who occupy an island of freedom 100 miles beyond the Western frontier. Perhaps, by a sort of creeping blockade, they hoped to choke off Berlin inch by inch, in such a way that the West would have a hard time finding the crucial point to make a stand. At any rate, beneath the bluster, there was a canny control at work too-as if the Russians hoped to achieve the maximum of mischief short...
This week We, the People takes a searching look at Democratic Candidate Averell Harriman and the problem of the Labor vote. Next week, the show hopes to look at the crucial unpledged Michigan delegation. And next month People will go right down to the wire with the winning candidates at the hard-fought conventions in Chicago...
...Kessler and other orthopedists, the rehabilitation of a man with a missing leg is fairly simple. A missing arm or hand is far more of a challenge. Kessler told the assembled surgeons about progress in electrical substitutes. Here the crucial job is to find an effective hook-up between muscle (or tendons) and the switches which control the supply of current from batteries to tiny electric motors...