Word: crucially
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...present, it appears that some of these grants by General Electric will be for unrestricted use. "This is the crucial point," noted James R. Reynolds '23, assistant to the President of the University...
...problem. The censure split in the Senate parallels a more serious split in the nation, a division particularly deep in matters of foreign policy. The McCarthyitcs' overriding fear of internal communism, whatever its elements of opportunism, reflects in some cases a sincere conviction that the country is now in crucial danger; that co-existence with Russia is either completely impossible or means gradual attrition for the West...
...musicomedy, and the lyrics are of the sort that rhyme "baritone" with "aware o'tone." Even so, as crackpots go, Louis Calhern is a Ming vase, and Evelyn Varden provides at least one fine moment. At the Mr. Universe contest, while Steve Reeves is straining to lift the crucial bar bell, she glares at Purdom and hisses: "Don't just sit there! Hold the good thought...
...succeeding steps are the crucial ones, which most often force the aspiring professor to leave Cambridge. His department and dean must recommend him for the rank of assistant professor, which carries a five-year term and is not renewable. The awarding of this post does not depend solely on the candidate's capabilities; for while the number of teaching fellows and instructors may vary from year to year, each department has only a limited number of professorial openings. There are approximately 75 assistant professorships in the College...
...Cowles played the same vicious ball he has played for three years, while Gianelly made two key pass interceptions and tackled harder than he has all season. In continuing to progress with each game, the big sophomore picked up one-third of the team's rushing total, including several crucial first downs...