Sentence examples for A key trait from inspiring English sources

A key trait of the "Sunday" revival is its feeling of intimacy, but its Broadway home is the cavernous Studio 54.

A key trait of complex systems is that the behavior that emerges from all its interacting parts can be hard to predict, leading to unexpected outcomes.

A key trait of a desirable job candidate is a sense of balanced confidence — not cocky, not reckless, but a health sense of own self-worth and potential.

A key trait is how the Giant players sacrificed individual goals for the common good.

A key trait of legumes is the competence for symbiotic nitrogen fixation, which is the result of an intimate relationship with a group of soil living bacteria collectively called rhizobia.

A key trait for plant biomass conversion to biofuels and biomaterials is cell-wall quality; however, knowledge of cell-wall composition and biology in Miscanthus species is limited.

That's why it's a key trait to look for when recruiting.

My closest friend, a psychologist, tells me that traveling with food is a key trait of foodaholics.

The panellists agreed that a key trait of a successful organisation was that everyone involved vehemently believed in what it stood for.

Jan Walter Schroeder, 28, a second-year PhD student at Bournemouth University, believes that taking the initiative is a key trait.

Bread wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) quality is a key trait for baking industry exigencies and broad consumer preferences.