Sentence examples for although key from inspiring English sources

Although key injuries doomed Jeff Bower's only season as an N.B.A. head coach, they indirectly strengthened his credentials as an evaluator of talent.

Although key players at Alder come straight from WD-50 — Jon Bignelli will be the executive chef, and Kevin Denton will be in charge of the cocktails — the guiding thesis is different.

Subsequent investigations by the military and reporters found that although key officers on the ground, including brigade and battalion commanders, knew that the Palestine should not be fired on, they did not know the hotel's precise location, because, as McCoy was to learn, it wasn't marked on their maps.

I'm convinced that race, although key to any social transformations, should not be the barrier to the badly needed changes in our economy and politics – the ending of a social system where big money, big banks, big corporations control the laws, most of the property, the environmental decline and the majority of what we are taught and what we see as news.

The government signalled on Monday its determination to press ahead with legislation forcing telecommunications companies and internet service providers (ISPs) to store customer details known as metadata for two years, although key details such as costs and technical requirements are yet to be settled.

It wasn't until 900 years later, in 1965, that Pope Paul VI and Patriarch Athenagoras I of Constantinople – "first among equals" of the Orthodox leaders – removed the mutual excommunications, although key differences remained, including as whether clergy could marry and the centralised power of the Vatican.

Although Keys has spent years playing on clay in Boca Raton, Fla., she has little match experience on the surface.

Although Keys had shown a correlation between heart disease and saturated fat, he had not excluded the possibility that heart disease was being caused by something else.

What did not happen as a result of the study was the wholescale adoption of the Mediterranean diet, although Keys, who died aged 100 in 2004, promoted it in popular books and practised what he preached.

Although Keys did not alter the headline himself, he was accused of sharing login credentials for Tribune Media, which owns the LA Times, in an Anonymous chatroom.

Although Keys is lucky enough to be a full-scholarship student, she is definitely expected to fund her own final project.