Sentence examples for a key dimension from inspiring English sources

This is a key dimension of the unemployment problem, and one that future policy will need to address.

It was always assumed that the Olympic Park itself would be a key dimension of housing legacy.

"A key dimension that comes up in this is neuroticism," says Waldorf. "I'm not talking the way people use it as a casual term, but as a more clinical term.

FK is a key dimension of knowledge of BA.

Mental health is a key dimension of all our lives.

Energy demand is a key dimension for the evaluation of the energy efficiency in production.

A focus on justice, as a key-dimension of analysis, is also discussed.

A third and key dimension of participation is the definition and control of resources produced.

Hasan has shown that the texts of the same register display semantic variation, if there is a variation in one key dimension of the tenor, that of social positioning of the speakers (Hasan 2009b).

The synthetic product can be expressed in the form of a chart for each key dimension identified, which may be used to map the nature and range of the concept under study and find associations between themes and exceptions to these [ 40].

The resultant synthetic product is expressed as an enhanced model recording each key dimension identified; the nature of the concepts under study; and associations between themes and tensions between them[ 6].