Sentence examples for a key link to from inspiring English sources

But it could also give hospital staff important extra understanding of patient needs and a key link to other professionals.

As a key link to Kennedy International Airport, Penn Station and the Port Authority Bus Terminal, the A train is many visitors' first impression of this city.

A key link to these groups was provided by Marc Short, the current White House official, who in 2008 became Pence's chief of staff at the Republican Conference.

Whatever the case, with the arrest of Mullah Baradar, Pakistan has effectively isolated a key link to the Taliban leadership, making itself the main channel instead.

Imad Mughniyeh, well known since being implicated in bombings and hostage-takings during Lebanon's civil war, headed Hizbullah's special operations forces, and was a key link to Iran's Revolutionary Guard before his unexplained assassination in Damascus in February 2008.

However, an Iraqi member of parliament, Sami al-Askari, who had been a key link to representatives of the kidnappers, said: "When the videotape was released [earlier this year] there was only [one] hostage shown, Peter Moore, and I suspected that some of them may have already been killed".

Marrs, like Tanner and McGovney, was a key link back to the early days in Downey and his departure left Hetfield on his own with the band.

It's easiest to conceptualize with a single key linking to a single output, but there can be multiple keys in the case of more complex multi-dimensional functions.

There is also a generous helping of music by Weber, who formed a key link from Beethoven to Wagner, along with a concert aria by the operatically challenged Mendelssohn.

One blogpost was apparently published in 2009, deleted, and then reposted five years later; a mirror of it apparently hit Google in September 2015; and an encryption key linked to the post appears to have been created using a version of the software released in 2014, even as it was uploaded in 2008.

He asked lower courts to suppress evidence from the stop — statements he made and a key linking him to the apartment — but they refused, relying on Michigan v. Summers, a 1981 Supreme Court decision allowing the detention of people in the immediate vicinity of the place to be searched.