Sentence examples for A key characteristic from inspiring English sources

A key characteristic is whether the risk is natural or human-made.

A key characteristic of Twitter is that there is a good deal of reciprocity between users.

A key characteristic of the disease atherosclerosis is the gradual accumulation of plaque deposits on the walls of arteries.

A key characteristic of organised crime in today's Russia is the depth of its interconnectedness with the legitimate economy.

A key characteristic is its basal rosette, a "doily" like circular array of leaves at the bottom of the plant.

A key characteristic of the modern market place is the consumer demand for variety.

A key characteristic of the software applications supporting manufacturing business processes is their heterogeneity.

A key characteristic of the Royal Mail is its heavily unionised labour force, boasting a long history of industrial action.

A key characteristic of this approach is that there's an incentive for insurers to assemble pools as big as possible.

A key characteristic of SDRAM memories is their organization in rows, columns, and banks.

A key characteristic of a bubble is that no one thinks its a bubble," he says, noting that in 1999, people were euphoric.