Word: crucially
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...player: the member of a team that should have the ball most often during the course of a game, particularly at crucial moments, because of her ability to carry the team nearly single-handedly...
...Center Bill Ewing continued his solid inside play in the absence of captain Paul Fisher--sidelined for the season with mononucleosis--this weekend, and shooting guard Mike Beam played a crucial role down the stretch in the victory over Princeton...
...Beam, meanwhile, was clutch in the crucial moments of Saturday night's victory at Lavietes Pavilion...
...alas, much of this attention-during junior and senior year-comes too late for many students. In the core economic theory and methodology courses in the first two years, students sit in large lecture halls. Applied econometrics, which teaches students crucial statistical research methods, consistently receives terrible CUE guide ratings. In spite of the presence of brilliant empirical researchers, the Department struggles to find an instructor for the course each year...
...continuation of economic growth in the U.S., crucial to keeping the world economy moving, relies on a stock-market bubble that will not continue indefinitely to defy both the law of gravity and economic rationality. Growth prospects have dramatically lessened in Europe, sweeping away any hope of a significant reduction in the still unacceptably high levels of unemployment. This has the potential to heighten tensions between the imperatives of economic national policies and the policy criteria set by the European central bank. Such tensions will put to the test the stability of the Continent's new currency, the euro, earlier...