Sentence examples for a key group of from inspiring English sources

But these same backbenchers are wary of moving against a key group of voters ahead of the promised economic miracle.

It was widely reported that Benji Marshall and a key group of senior players were hostile to the coach.

On the contrary, he had to win the support of a key group of senior, or fairly senior, party members.

He pointed to a key group of polled Labour voters who said they preferred Cameron as prime minister – up to 28% in Ipsos Mori's poll.

In a 2012 paper, Yanagihara and her co-author identified a key group of toxins, present in the venom of every box-jellyfish species, called porins.

Lansley's bill suffered another setback when a key group of GPs withdrew their support before the latest debates in the House of Lords.

Now it appears that nature came up with this design using homeobox genes--a key group of developmental genes involved in organizing animal body plans.

Not exactly a key group in need of assistance.

In 1959, Mr. Flynn founded the Quinteto Instrumental de Música Moderna, a key group in the evolution of modern Cuban jazz.

But he had been released under an amnesty in August 1984, and, within a few years, was a member of a key group looking at the feasibility of political reforms in Poland.

Hence, the larger the size of a key group, the more initial keys can the ordinary nodes verify.