absolutely critical

This is an absolutely critical issue for the next two years.

"Michael is absolutely critical to the success and performance of the show."

"Turn off everything that's not absolutely critical to life support!"

And what I'm going to cut out is the stuff that's not absolutely critical.

However, I must be absolutely critical in relation to two of them.

There are my notes and that it absolutely critical for us to know.

The trees play an absolutely critical role in rural life.

"But from our point of view time is absolutely critical.

She said this type of information is absolutely critical for insurers.

"It is of absolutely critical importance that all students have these skills."

"The ability to adjust to the times is absolutely critical," he said.

"The rules are absolutely critical to driving local competition," he said.

"It's absolutely critical to offer a birth mother a free line, 24 hours a day," she said.

And this notion of "slightly less good" is absolutely critical.

Privacy during this day and age is an absolutely critical topic, which society has yet to come to terms with.

"It's absolutely critical to go into smaller communities and reach out to black families," he said.

It's absolutely critical to Columbia's future that there be areas for the university's expansion.

The response of the ethnic Albanians now is absolutely critical.

However, and I cannot emphasize this enough, it is absolutely critical that the woman be taken alive.

Absolutely critical to resettlement is a sound plan for agriculture.

It was a turning point in the campaign, the moment when an absolutely critical piece of information brought the candidate's character into focus.

"It was absolutely critical that they have the space."

The choice of the actor to play Billy was "absolutely critical" to the film, he said.

With America's energy demands expected to double over the next 20 years, this legislation is absolutely critical to our security and economy.

"The site is extremely tough to build on and these incentives were absolutely critical."