Word: crucially
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...crucial decision took place the night Prime Minister Mohammed Ali, alarmed by threats to his power, returned from Washington with $105 million in U.S. economic aid. Ali's plane touched down at Karachi's airfield, where soldiers in battledress were drawn up, ostensibly to honor him. A crowd of perhaps 5,000 people had gathered, and to them Ali made a brief speech on his success with the Americans. "How about the crisis?" a reporter intervened. "What crisis?" answered Mohammed Ali with a grin...
Late Republican rallies in crucial elections drew general feelings of disappointment at the success of Republican campaign tactics from members of the faculty early this morning...
Shortcomings of this nature become so important, of course, only in music like lieder, where they play a crucial part in the composer's intent. In Negro spirituals, which formed the second part of the program, "interpretive" values become uppermost. Once freed from demands beyond his technique, Harkless relaxed and gave really moving renditions. Three of the songs were somewhat marred by self-conscious accompaniments, but the two selections sung without piano provided magnificent examples of our native music performed with understanding and deep affection...
...Democratic Party, therefore, stands to take a one-seat cushion (44 seats to 43) into the nine remaining Senate races. To gain a tie situation (in which Vice President Nixon's vote would give Republicans control of the Senate), the G.O.P. must win in five of these crucial contests...
...Adhemar learned to his sorrow last week, he wildly underestimated Jânio's appeal to the discontented. Now that the appeal has been proved in a crucial statewide election, a lot of Brazilians-some with hope and some with fear-think that Jânio, rather than Adhemar, is São Paulo's likeliest future candidate for President...