Word: crucially
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...time looking back. She has read Bragg's book but says she skipped the parts that were too hard to relive, the things that made her parents cry. Ever since she was a child, both her parents say, she was strong-minded, determined. That tenacity, so crucial to her physical recovery, may also be what saves her from being crushed by the attention that now surrounds her. "When it's all over," says her father Greg Lynch, "she'll just be an old country girl"--the label a shorthand for the virtues that matter, like kindness and toughness...
Mousavizadeh, whose relatively long term of service made him “one of the youngest people in the [inner] circle by 25 years,” emphasized that loyalty in his line of work is crucial to affecting the decisions being made...
...crucial situation arose 4:04 into the final period, when freshman defenseman Dylan Reese was called for cross-checking. As Welch was already in the box for charging, the Tigers found themselves with a five-on-three advantage...
That left Yale three goals short, and in a near-crucial game Harvard salvaged a weekend split after the supremely disappointing Princeton loss...
...hair curler dangling down her brow as a stylist and a makeup artist knock elbows trying to get at her head. It's Monday, Nov. 10, and she's back in a New York City hotel - the very one where this global saga began - preparing for tonight's crucial album-launching showcase on MTV's Total Request Live. And she does appear to be her perky old self again, if not entirely recovered. Her nose is a little stuffy and her eyes slightly watery, but after a week in her mom's care, the flu, at least, is under control...