1.   Certain key variables highlighted by Grant and Wallace correspond to those factors considered especially crucial by the flashpoints model.

2.   Almost everything considered crucial to building a computer is being handled by other companies.

3.   Although the fund-raisers fling their nets widely to capture a large number of small contributions, major gifts are still considered crucial.

4.   An early start is considered crucial because Ashcroft is not well-known outside his home state.

5.   An understanding of Martian water is considered crucial to any investigation of Martian life.

6.   And especially in older, more traditional companies, they rarely consider technology crucial to their survival.

7.   Another battle is over television rights to soccer, which are considered crucial to the survival of any pay-television service in Europe.

8.   As he does, state law ties his hands on an issue he considers crucial.

9.   As though anything about this woofer could be considered crucial.

10.   At Cena in the Flatiron district, it is considered so crucial that the cooks are required to provide their own mandolines along with their knives.